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Meet Sebastian. He is a young boy with Spastic Quadriplegic Cerebral Palsy. His family wants to help me share treatment suggestions to help children like him across the world. My clinic, Child and Family Development, [More]
Meet Sebastian. He is a young boy with Spastic Quadriplegic Cerebral Palsy. His family wants to help me share treatment suggestions to help children like him across the world. My clinic, Child and Family Development, [More]
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In this video get to know, Range of motion exercises for leg for spastic Cerebral palsy. Subscribe to @healthq for more such health awareness videos. ————————————————————————————————————————— www.healthqrehab.com info@healthqrehab.com 9606408643 ————————————————————————————————————————
With @Ortho EVAL Pal With Paul Marquis PT today I will talk you through an evaluation of a patient with a “Foot Drop” due to a Peroneal Nerve Palsy! I will talk about the mechanism [More]
Gillette Children’s offers many spasticity treatment options for children with cerebral palsy. In children who have cerebral palsy, spasticity takes the form of muscle tightness that can inhibit normal movement. Treatment options at Gillette Children’s [More]
Journee, age 4, and her mother traveled from Boston to Baltimore, where Johns Hopkins pediatric orthopaedic surgeon Ranjit Varghese and neurosurgeon Shenandoah Robinson collaborated with the rehabilitation team at the Kennedy Krieger Institute to develop [More]
Spastic children are the commonest type of cerebral palsy (CP) characterized by increased resistance to passive movement due to spasticity. The loss of supraspinal control over reflex arc causes spasticity depending on the location and [More]
