This resource from the Bone Reports journal characterizes the five-year rate of initial and subsequent fragility fractures among adults with cerebral palsy.
Bone fragility can be a lifelong issue for individuals with cerebral palsy and due to a variety of interacting factors, children can develop small and structurally fragile bones.
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