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Weinberg Family Cerebral Palsy Center
Registrace 14. 11. 2019
The Weinberg Family Cerebral Palsy Center at Columbia University Irving Medical Center is dedicated to improving the quality of life for people of all ages living with Cerebral Palsy by providing comprehensive care, conducting groundbreaking research, and educating medical professionals, patients, and caregivers about the latest \u000badvances in cerebral palsy care.
Genetic Testing in Individuals with Cerebral Palsy
This publication is a collaboration between the Weinberg Family CP Center and the Institute for Genomic Medicine. Read full paper here: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34114234/
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Weinberg Family Cerebral Palsy Center Patient Testimonial: Cara
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Cara, an adult with Cerebral Palsy and patient of Dr. Paulo Selber talks about her experience with the Weinberg Family Cerebral Palsy Center.
Lifespan Cerebral Palsy Care - March 2021 Webinar
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Who to see and when to see them. Our panelists at the Weinberg Family Cerebral Palsy Center answer commonly asked questions across the lifespan,
Social Work Month
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Social workers are essential. Meet Jan Moskowitz, LCSW at the Weinberg Family Cerebral Palsy Center.
Meet and Greet with Dr. Paulo Selber
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Meet Paulo Selber, MD, an internationally recognized specialist in the operative and non-operative treatment of orthopedic conditions in children and adults living with cerebral palsy and other neuromuscular disorders and his team. An informal meet and greet. Dr. Selber sees patients of all ages at the Weinberg Family CP Center at Columbia University Irving Medical Center.
Short Yoga Flow for All Abilities
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Join pediatric nurse practitioner Elisabeth who is also a registered yoga teacher, and partner of the CP Center for a short suitable yoga flow for all ages and abilities.
2020 Lindenauer Lecture - Cerebral Palsy and the Disability Rights Movement
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Join us for a discussion on the past, present, and future of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and what you can be doing as a medical provider, community member, and person with cerebral palsy. Activists Cara Liebowitz and Denise Sherer Jacobson, MA, lead this one hour interactive program. They share personal experiences as Denise was born pre ADA and seen in the acclaimed Netflix docum...
Rethinking the Standard of Care for Cerebral Palsy
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This interactive program is designed to provide caregivers, parents, patients, and allied medical professionals with a concise overview of the latest evidence based treatments, while also unpacking some common misconceptions to better inform long term CP care decisions regarding neurological and orthopedic treatment of CP.
World Cerebral Palsy Day
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The team at the Weinberg Family CP Center celebrates World CP Day!
4 Phases of Parental Grief by Dr. Paulo Selber
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The 4 phases of parental grief in the context of children with limited abilities. "In the last decade, it has become clear to me that parents/caregivers of children with disabilities demonstrate consistent appropriate emotional patterns. It begins when a child is born with neurological disorder or when a diagnosis is made and the patterns evolve as the parents become more familiar with cerebral...
Hip Flexor Stretch - Pelvis Support
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Physical Therapy at Home: Hip Flexor Stretch for those with Cerebral Palsy by Dr. Heakyung Kim and her team at Columbia University Irving Medical Center.
Supine Hip Extensor and Hamstring Stretch
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Supine Hip Extensor and Hamstring Stretch
Supine Hip Flexor Stretch, Active Assisted
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Supine Hip Flexor Stretch, Active Assisted
Suggested Modifications to Assistive Equipment for Post-Op CP Patients - Elizabeth Alfonso, PT, DPT
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Suggested Modifications to Assistive Equipment for Post-Op CP Patients - Elizabeth Alfonso, PT, DPT
Therapeutic Exercise Interventions to Assist in Bridging the Gap - Dean Morgan, PT
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Therapeutic Exercise Interventions to Assist in Bridging the Gap - Dean Morgan, PT
Dosing PT for Patients with Cerebral Palsy During the Post-Op Phase - Maggie O'Neil, PT, PhD, MPH
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Dosing PT for Patients with Cerebral Palsy During the Post-Op Phase - Maggie O'Neil, PT, PhD, MPH
Orthopedic Management of the Ambulatory Child with Cerebral Palsy - Dr. Paulo Selber
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Orthopedic Management of the Ambulatory Child with Cerebral Palsy - Dr. Paulo Selber
Orthopedic Management of the Non-Ambulatory Child with Cerebral Palsy - Dr. Joshua Hyman
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Orthopedic Management of the Non-Ambulatory Child with Cerebral Palsy - Dr. Joshua Hyman
2019 Weinberg Family Cerebral Palsy Center - Webinar Q and A
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2019 Weinberg Family Cerebral Palsy Center - Webinar Q and A
Current Concepts for Ambulatory Cerebral Palsy Surgery - Dr. Paulo Selber
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Current Concepts for Ambulatory Cerebral Palsy Surgery - Dr. Paulo Selber
Physical Therapy Tolerance for Individuals with Cerebral Palsy - Dean Morgan, PT
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Physical Therapy Tolerance for Individuals with Cerebral Palsy - Dean Morgan, PT
Hip Surveillance in Children with Cerebral Palsy: Avoiding Hip Pain & Disability - Dr. Joshua Hyman
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Hip Surveillance in Children with Cerebral Palsy: Avoiding Hip Pain & Disability - Dr. Joshua Hyman
Spasticity Medical Management for Individuals with Cerebral Palsy: Non Surgical - Dr. Heakyung Kim
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Spasticity Medical Management for Individuals with Cerebral Palsy: Non Surgical - Dr. Heakyung Kim
Early Diagnosis and Recognition of Cerebral Palsy - Dr. David Roye, Jr.
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Early Diagnosis and Recognition of Cerebral Palsy - Dr. David Roye, Jr.
Why does this happen
Knee should be straight not folded as shows in image
At the initial stage it's hard to get that straight
Knee should be bent... But you have to lock the other knee on the table by holding it down. This prevents pelvic rotation and intensifies the stretch.
With lower back injury, the hamstring are too tight to stretch. And even if not do progressive stretching will prevent injury
Thank you
Most underated things when stretching,, inspite of The Uncomfortable resistance *Apply Meditation Like Breathing,, when you are relaxed itll be Much much faster to Stretch
Whats up to him??
Privacy
Who kidnapped this man,he looks shook
I do it a little faster, up and down a few times and leaving it in place for a few seconds too. Also stretch the fingers.
What a load of bollocks I’d love to see you try that with my arm
No correct Hand Placement Not Correctly performing Test And So Un-professional Try To Look Article before spreading Any knowledge.
What’s the cause or what type of injury it is when a person can’t rotate their shoulder internally in this position. And feels a lot of pain
This is super late, but my best guess is a subscapularis muscle tear/injury.
Did it healed up bro? And what did you do because I have the same problem , i cant raise my arm internally bended like my other arm and it causes a lot of pain and clicking , i weighlift
It was tear in the supraspinatus tendon and bicep tendon tear. Got PRP injection 2 months back. Seeing improvement with shoulder rehab exercises designed by the physio. Also, lack of muscle strength in the back and rear deltoid, which resulted in super tight pecs. So need to strengthen my back, delts and lats
It's your fault people lost their jobs.
wtf
No it's due to overpopulation mothafuka
Watching in 2022, very useful
Is genetic really important for everyone who has cerebral palsy? Or is it just important for the ones who don’t have brith trauma or premature?
We miss you Paulo. From the Jeffery family
I'm an adult I have spastic diplegia I have problems with my flexors and upper and lower hip pain spontaneously it would have spasms that make me drag my leg to walk and is very painful and when I walk when I was in school I'd have to hold my hip to walk
We live in California near UCSF, Stanford, and UC Davis as well as the ability to be seen at UCLA. My daughter is 41, ambulatory, cognitively unaffected, and has suffered from excruciating leg/calf muscle spasms for years with our proper treatment from Any of these medical centers. She stopped working, stopped walking on campus, etc. due to the spasm pain. I do not know how much more of this situation she can bear. She talks of suicide as the only answer. Baclofen, Botox, muscle relaxers, valium , braces, PT, have all been tried and failed. She STILL does not know if she is a candidate for any kind of surgery. Traveling to Weinberg is our only last hope ....we have heard excellent things about Dr. Paulo Selber. As soon as my daughter can arrange a safe time to visit, we will make the trip. A teleconference is in order. She has a fairly recent gait analysis completed at Stanford. Please let us know if there is any way my daughter can speak to Cara or any other CP PATIENT for support?
Hi Janet, thank you for reaching out. We are sorry to hear about the pain your daughter is in. Telehealth is a great first step, we also have a mental health specialist on staff that works with our CP patients and caregivers. For more information please contact us at cpcenter@cumc.columbia.edu.
Thank you for this. It gives me a little hope in this difficult time. Naturally I am in California and I had all my medical needs and surgeries at Stanford. Then I turned 18 and they disappeared. They cannot help me with my pain and basically refused to see me as a patient because I believe that they really and truly didn’t know how to help and this is Stanford University. So, I appreciate you and thank you for doing this video. I am going to have to get in touch with Weinberg Center and see what they have to say about my situation. It is not surprising that the SOLE place that helps adults with C.P. is across the country due to the fact that my entire life seems to be in an active state of Murphy’s Law. Lol. Many Blessings AK
Hi AJ, we are sorry to hear about your experience. You deserve to have access to care as an adult. We can see patients via telehealth as a possibility. Please call our office at 212-305-2700 if you would like more information.
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hi paluo it’s toby jeffery, updates plz