This resource from the Developmental Medicine and Child Neurology (DMCN) journal determines the prevalence, frequency, and intensity of parent-reported pain among non-verbal children with cerebral palsy.
Pain research within the non-communicating and intellectually impaired paediatric population is a relatively new field. Clinicians need to recognize that patients with cerebral palsy (CP), including those with severe cognitive impairment, do experience pain.
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