Cerebral Palsy

Cerebral Subdural Hematoma Following Spinal Anesthesia: Report of Two Cases

hindawi.com — “Postdural puncture headache and cerebral subdural hematoma are among complications of spinal anesthesia with some common characteristics; however misdiagnosis of these two could result in a catastrophic outcome or prevent unwanted results by urgent interventions. With the purpose of increasing awareness of such complications and a speedy diagnosis, we report two cases of postspinal anesthesia headache that was timely diagnosed as cerebral subdural hematoma and prevented the likelihood of a disas” View full resource at hindawi.com

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Student with cerebral palsy denied use of walker at school - OC Moms: The Mom Blog : The Orange County Register

themomblog.ocregister.com — “The latest victim of discrimination is 5 year-old LaKay Roberts, who has cerebral palsy and attends Kings Manor Elementary School in Kingwood, Texas. A few short years ago she took her very first steps using a walker, reaching a milestone that most parents take for granted. In those first steps, she gained the kind of independence that defies the odds many CP families are given by their doctors.” View full resource at themomblog.ocregister.com

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Moyamoya Disease in Pregnancy: Management after Intracranial Bypass Grafting

hindawi.com — “Moyamoya disease (MD) is a chronic, progressive cerebrovascular disease distinguished by bilateral stenosis or occlusion of the arteries around the circle of Willis with resulting prominent arterial collateral circulation. We describe a pregnant woman in whom this diagnosis was confirmed by cerebral angiogram and treated with bilateral superficial temporal artery-middle cerebral artery (STA-MCA) bypass grafting prior to conception. The patient was managed with strict blood pressure monitoring an” View full resource at hindawi.com

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School Bans Child with Cerebral Palsy from Using Her Walker | BlogHer

blogher.com — “School Bans Child with Cerebral Palsy from Using Her Walker | BlogHer” View full resource at blogher.com

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Orthopedic Surgery Holds Promise Of Restoring The Ability To Walk For Boy With Cerebral Palsy

networkedblogs.com — “Orthopedic Surgery Holds Promise Of Restoring The Ability To Walk For Boy With Cerebral Palsy” View full resource at networkedblogs.com

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Texas School Bans Girl With CP From Using Walker | Care2 Causes

care2.com — “A Houston school district, New Caney ISD, has said that 5-year-old LaKay Roberts can no longer use her walker at school.” View full resource at care2.com

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Answer to What is this Treatment and Why Did We Stop Using it | Rogue Medic

roguemedic.com — “Here is the answer to - What is Treatment X? Recent studies suggest that Treatment X produces improved coronary and cerebral hemodynamics and defibrillation rates in animals and humans. Small case series in humans have also suggested that . . .” View full resource at roguemedic.com

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Neurology for Children, Teens, Young Adults & Sleep Medicine for All Ages: Concussion patients are more likely to re-visit ERs

pedzzz.blogspot.com — “Information & Discussion about Child, Adolescent Neurology & Sleep Disorders. Treating Children & Adolescents with Seizures, Developmental Delay, Cerebral Palsy, Headaches, Tics, Neurobehavioral Disorders, ADHD, Autism. Dr Joshua Rotenberg & Dr. Melissa S Jones. With extensive experience in treating adults and children, Dr. Rotenberg also welcomes adults with Disordered Sleep. Texas Medical & Sleep Specialists - Children & Adults Welcome. WWW.TXMSS.COM 713-464-4107” View full resource at pedzzz.blogspot.com

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Neurology for Children, Teens, Young Adults & Sleep Medicine for All Ages: To some children, sleep does not come easy

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Sleep disorders are more prevalent among children than most people realize http://t.co/144m0u2k #child #insomnia

Neurology for Children, Teens, Young Adults & Sleep Medicine for All Ages: Diagnosis of ADHD On the Rise since 2000

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Neurology for Children, Teens, Young Adults & Sleep Medicine for All Ages: Autism's burden is reflected in family incomes, study says

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Autism's burden is reflected in family incomes, study says http://t.co/IMiAUBIt #autism

Neurology for Children, Teens, Young Adults & Sleep Medicine for All Ages: The Cause and Effect of Migraines

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Neurology for Children, Teens, Young Adults & Sleep Medicine for All Ages: Introducing: Pediatric Cerebral Palsy Clinic at Children's Memorial

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Star Trek | GetGlue

getglue.com — “Star Trek was an influential science fiction television series created by Gene Roddenberry that followed the adventures of the crew of the starship U.S.S. Enterprise. The show began with the production of the 1964 pilot 'The Cage'. 'The Cage' featured Jeffrey Hunter as Enterprise captain Christopher Pike. The pilot was rejected by NBC executives as being too cerebral. In order to demonstrate the action-adventure potential of the series, another pilot entitled 'Where No Man Has Gone Before' was p” View full resource at getglue.com

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