Assessment of visual acuity using the visual acuity card procedure in 164 children with cerebral
palsy revealed low visual acuity in 71 per cent. Results of ophthalmological examination …

The relationship between the degree of cerebral visual impairment, established using the
acuity card procedure, and the extent of neurological sequelae was assessed in 65 at‐risk …

Introduction: Deficient postural control is one of the key problems in cerebral palsy (CP). Little,
however, is known about the specific nature of postural problems of children with CP, nor …

A prospective follow‐up study was conducted of a cohort of 65 at‐risk neonates to assess the
predictive value of neonatal cranial ultrasound abnormalities for cerebral visual impairment …

The impact of epilepsy surgery on motor performance, activities of daily life (ADL) and
caregiver assistance was assessed in 37 children (age range 0.1–15.4 years) with …

Visual–perceptual abilities were assessed in 5-year-old children with the following neonatal
neurological conditions: born preterm with normal ultrasound scan (NL, n=17); born preterm …

The examination of computertomography (CT) scans of 20 patients suffering from ‘cerebral
visual disturbance’ (CVD) as part of infantile encephalopathy, revealed conspicuous …

Background: Cerebral lesions causing hemiplegia can affect the retrochiasmatical visual
pathways. Objective: The aim of this study was to investigate visual function in children …

Several studies have described impairment of visual function in children with hydrocephalus.
Decreased visual acuity in hydrocephalic children can be due to either ophthalmological …