Less severe cerebral palsy outcomes in infants treated with therapeutic hypothermia.

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Reduced infancy and childhood epilepsy following hypothermia-treated neonatal encephalopathy.The panorama of cerebral palsy in Sweden part XII shows that patterns changed in the birth years 2007-2010.

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