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Title: The impact of perinatal brain injury on siblings: a scoping review.
Authors: Vallée, Mélodie (AUTHOR), Boissel, Anne (AUTHOR), Chevignard, Mathilde (AUTHOR)
Source: Disability & Rehabilitation. Dec2025, Vol. 47 Issue 24, p6280-6298. 19p.
Subjects: Siblings, Empathy, Emotion regulation, Cultural awareness, Research funding, Mental health, Patient-family relations, Sex distribution, Responsibility, Psychological adaptation, Cerebral palsy, Family relations, Family roles, Population geography, Age distribution, Anxiety, Descriptive statistics, Systematic reviews, Intellectual disabilities, Leisure, Aggression (Psychology), MEDLINE, Quality of life, Conceptual structures, Social skills, Communication, Guilt (Psychology), Brain injuries, Social support, Psychology of parents, Child care, Online information services, Data analysis software, Perinatal period, Psychosocial factors, Psychology of the sick, Cognition, Activities of daily living, Educational attainment, Employment, Vocational guidance, Mental depression
Abstract: Purpose: (a) To analyze the extent and nature of research available on the impact of childhood perinatal brain injury (PBI) on siblings, (b) to synthetize results in a descriptive manner. Method: A literature search of 4 databases was performed up to October 2023. Studies addressing issues around siblings of children with PBI, cerebral palsy (CP) or Profound Intellectual and Multiple Disabilities (PIMD) were included. The protocol was drafted using Arksey and O'Malley's framework and the review followed PRISMA reporting guideline. Results: 35 articles were identified and analyzed, all focused on CP/PIMD. They highlight the impact of CP/PIMD on family functioning, siblings' roles, and relationships. We grouped results in three categories: (1) impact of CP/PIMD on family functioning, (2) impact on the relationships with the person with CP/PIMD and (3) experience of CP/PIMD. Siblings' relationship with the person with CP/PIMD is particularly impacted. Siblings' trajectory and quality of life are modified. CP/PIMD cause psychological, behavioral and cognitive difficulties. Siblings report various support and ways of coping. Conclusion: Few and heterogeneous studies are available. CP/PIMD significantly impacts siblings' life trajectory. Further studies appear necessary to precisely analyze the issues, study coping strategies, and develop, propose and implement appropriate support for siblings. IMPLICATION FOR REHABILITATION: Perinatal brain damage is a major public health problem, with serious and lasting consequences for the person affected and those around him or her Although the sibling relationship is one of the most important in the lives of siblings, the impact of perinatal brain injuries on siblings has been little studied to date Existing studies on the subject show that perinatal brain injuries have an important influence on the experience of siblings It seems that there is a need to develop appropriate support for these siblings. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Purpose: (a) To analyze the extent and nature of research available on the impact of childhood perinatal brain injury (PBI) on siblings, (b) to synthetize results in a descriptive manner. Method: A literature search of 4 databases was performed up to October 2023. Studies addressing issues around siblings of children with PBI, cerebral palsy (CP) or Profound Intellectual and Multiple Disabilities (PIMD) were included. The protocol was drafted using Arksey and O'Malley's framework and the review followed PRISMA reporting guideline. Results: 35 articles were identified and analyzed, all focused on CP/PIMD. They highlight the impact of CP/PIMD on family functioning, siblings' roles, and relationships. We grouped results in three categories: (1) impact of CP/PIMD on family functioning, (2) impact on the relationships with the person with CP/PIMD and (3) experience of CP/PIMD. Siblings' relationship with the person with CP/PIMD is particularly impacted. Siblings' trajectory and quality of life are modified. CP/PIMD cause psychological, behavioral and cognitive difficulties. Siblings report various support and ways of coping. Conclusion: Few and heterogeneous studies are available. CP/PIMD significantly impacts siblings' life trajectory. Further studies appear necessary to precisely analyze the issues, study coping strategies, and develop, propose and implement appropriate support for siblings. IMPLICATION FOR REHABILITATION: Perinatal brain damage is a major public health problem, with serious and lasting consequences for the person affected and those around him or her Although the sibling relationship is one of the most important in the lives of siblings, the impact of perinatal brain injuries on siblings has been little studied to date Existing studies on the subject show that perinatal brain injuries have an important influence on the experience of siblings It seems that there is a need to develop appropriate support for these siblings. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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