Medical Case Details:
A child diagnosed with Cerebral palsy (spastic) at the age of 1.5 years in 2018. Initially, the child was treated with Developmental positions as well as NDT (Neuro-Developmental Therapy). Now at the age of 3.5 years, the child developed normal sitting positions and stands independently without support. Need recommendations for reducing spasm in hip abductors, to promote walking.Discussions
Dr. Sudhakar Palanisamy
Paediatrician
Good physio had improved most of babies. If it doesnt work then drugs like baclofen can be tried. Botulism toxin can help of available. Ortho interventions like casp/splint or may be surgical management of adductors can be tried..
Paediatrician
Good physio had improved most of babies. If it doesnt work then drugs like baclofen can be tried. Botulism toxin can help of available. Ortho interventions like casp/splint or may be surgical management of adductors can be tried..
26.Aug, 10:26am
Geetika Sethi
Occupational Therapy
Positioning, wt bearing, slow stretching, deep pressure..... if all tried, go for botox followed by proper therapy.
Occupational Therapy
Positioning, wt bearing, slow stretching, deep pressure..... if all tried, go for botox followed by proper therapy.
26.Aug, 10:29am
Dr. Mohammed Raees Tonse
Radiation Oncologist
Will require a pediatric orthopaedic opinion. Would recommend taking the opinion for the same. Would recommend Dr Nabila Khan trained from CMC Vellore for an opinion
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29.Aug, 08:35am
Radiation Oncologist
Will require a pediatric orthopaedic opinion. Would recommend taking the opinion for the same. Would recommend Dr Nabila Khan trained from CMC Vellore for an opinion
Best comment
29.Aug, 08:35am
Dr. Hussain Wahab
Orthopaedician And Traumatologist
Needs Paediatric orthopaedic openion.
As explained by many colleagues, Good physiotherapy, and Botox injection. Most of the time these patients needs adductor tenotomy, surgical management for hip contracture and scissoring gate.
Orthopaedician And Traumatologist
Needs Paediatric orthopaedic openion.
As explained by many colleagues, Good physiotherapy, and Botox injection. Most of the time these patients needs adductor tenotomy, surgical management for hip contracture and scissoring gate.
03.Sep, 10:03pm
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