Cerebral Palsy
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Learn about the different types of cerebral palsy, along with its symptoms and causes, in the informative article ... read more |
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A more interactive therapy called conductive education may be more beneficial than standard physical therapy for children who suffer from cerebral palsy. The ... read more
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Cerebral palsy affects each patient in different ways and as a result individual treatment will vary. Find more information on the various therapies available ... read more |
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Approximately 500,000 people in the U.S. suffer from some form of cerebral palsy. Click below to read more cerebral palsy ... read more |
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Cerebral palsy is caused by an injury to the brain during pregnancy, at birth, or shortly after birth. Click below to learn ... read more |
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A research team from Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center has found that Botox can be used to improve muscle control in patients with cerebral palsy. ... read more |
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At the Westchester Medical Center in New York, researchers are investigating the role thyroid hormone treatments could play in decreasing the odds that infants ... read more |
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Researchers at the University of Alabama, Birmingham, are using a treatment known as Pediatric Constraint-Induced Therapy to help children with cerebral palsy ... read more |
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At the Peto Institute in Budapest, Hungary, children with severe cerebral palsy are doing what some have considered impossible -- walking. The facility’s ... read more |
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Oxygen treatments may help cerebral palsy patients recover motor skills. Cornell University, the University of Utah, and Primary Children\'s and LDS hospitals ... read more |
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VitalStim, a new treatment for dysphagia patients, uses small electric shocks to strengthen muscles in the throat. This muscle therapy may help cerebral palsy ... read more |
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A new device is allowing children with cerebral palsy to \"speak\" through a computerized tool that audibly repeats pre-recorded messages. This tool has been ... read more |
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