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Children's Neuromuscular Disorders
Michael Benson
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Description for Children's Neuromuscular Disorders
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The newborn child’s immature nervous system makes early diagnosis of some neurological disorders difficult: it is often only the passage of time which clarifies the severity and pattern. Careful analysis of motor skills, vision, hearing and speech allows us to assess milestones. Progress from head control to sitting, standing and the maturation of gait should be orderly. Informed examination and the chapter on gait analysis highlight this development. Chapters in this book describe neural tube defects, the recognition and management of cerebral palsy and, lest we forget, poliomyelitis. The book is completed by considering the muscular dystrophies and arthrogryposis.
The newborn child’s immature nervous system makes early diagnosis of some neurological disorders difficult: it is often only the passage of time which clarifies the severity and pattern. Careful analysis of motor skills, vision, hearing and speech allows us to assess milestones. Progress from head control to sitting, standing and the maturation of gait should be orderly. Informed examination and the chapter on gait analysis highlight this development. Chapters in this book describe neural tube defects, the recognition and management of cerebral palsy and, lest we forget, poliomyelitis. The book is completed by considering the muscular dystrophies and arthrogryposis.
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2011
Publisher
Springer London Ltd United Kingdom
Number of pages
143
Condition
New
Number of Pages
132
Place of Publication
England, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780857295514
SKU
V9780857295514
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Ref
99-15
Reviews for Children's Neuromuscular Disorders
From the reviews: “A practical guide for pediatricians and orthopedic practitioners as well as those training in orthopedic surgery. It has 8 chapters, each with illustrations and references. Recommended.” (Pediatric Endocrinology Reviews (PER), Vol. 9 (2), December, 2011)