Children with Cerebral Palsy and Epilepsy

Abstract

Before the 1992, medical rehabilitation in Bosnia and Herzegovina had been provided at the level of institutions, usually after the hospital or ambulant treatments. As a concept of rehabilitation, community-based rehabilitation (CBR) was included in the strategic plan of reform of health care in Bosnia and Herzegovina. CBR is strategy for rehabilitation, equal possibilities and social integration of all persons with disabilities.Priority problems for the families of children and adolescents with intellectual disabilities in Bosnia and Herzegovina are: lack of Register for developmental and intellectual disabilities,  lack of continuous preventive measures for disability manifestation, www.intechopen.comEpilepsy -Histological, Electroencephalographic and Psychological Aspects 252  lack of continuous education for the professionals in multiprofessional team for work with families of children with intellectual and development disabilities,  lack of continuous education of teachers in general schools for work with children in program of educational inclusion,  lack of adequate and continuous multidisciplinary community support for all education levels for children and adolescents with intellectual disabilities,  lack of adequate programs for profession selection and employment, as well as accompanying legislation, and,  high cost of habilitation-education programs for children and adolescents with intellectual disabilities and their insufficient financing.The aims of the study "The influence of prenatal etiological factors on learning disabilities of children and adolescents with cerebral palsy" were: to identify the prenatal etiological factors of cerebral palsy in children and adolescents aged from 6 to 20 years in the Canton of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina;  to determine the learning disabilities among children with the cerebral palsy, and  to determine relationship between prenatal etiological factors of cerebral palsy and learning disabilities of children and adolescents with cerebral palsy.Importance of this study is reflected in the fact that this is the first time in Bosnia and Herzegovina that the influence of the prenatal etiological factors on learning difficulties of the children and adolescents with the cerebral palsy has been determined with use of a scientific method.Knowing the cause of the condition is fundamental to understanding its prevention, its potential complications, and prospective treatment strategies. Thus, there is a great need for better communication and cooperation between all professional dedicated to the care of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (Percy, 2007). The influence of prenatal etiological factors on learning disabilities of children and adolescents with cerebral palsyThe study of the influence of prenatal etiological factors on learning disabilities of children and adolescents with cerebral palsy in the Canton of Sarajevo was conducted as a cohort, retrospective study. The research was conducted in homes of 67 (83,75%) participants, ...

Frequency of joined disabilities of children with cerebral palsy in Tuzla canton

“…Structural Questionnaire consisted of 69 multiple choice or fi ll in questions. Questions can be divided into eight groups: -First group of questions (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)…”

“…Sickness during pregnancy and gender Of the children with quadriplegic CP 44.8 % never had epilepsy, compared with 66.7 % of the children with spastic diplegia, triplegia and hemiplegia, and 37.5 % of the children with ataxia and dyskinesia(2). Out of 80 examinees, 33 (41.25 %) of examinees have epilepsy.…”

Karakteristik Epilepsi pada Anak yang Menderita Cerebral Palsy di Poli Anak RSUDZA Tahun 2019

“…Kemudian diikuti oleh kelompok Infant (1 bulan-2 tahun). Suatu studi yang dilakukan oleh Federasi CP di Bosnia, menemukan dari 80 partisipan penelitian, sebagian adalah anak-anak usia 6-11 tahun (Svraka E, 2012) . Hasil yang mereka peroleh pada rentang umur, tidak jauh berbeda dengan hasil penelitian ini.…”