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Large Genetic Study for Basis for CP is Underway

By Charles Fox

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The amount of research or advances as to the understanding of the causes and remedies for Cerebral Palsey ("CP") has been pathetically little. Most treatment consist of surgery or bracing which have been around for decades without much change in technique or success rates. Other than the baclofen pump and botox (yes it is used for things other than wrinkles) there have been few new medical avenues to address the spasticity that children and adults with CP often face. There is some hope on the horizon, however, with a large genetic study about to begin as to the possible genetic basis for this disabling condition.

Full post as published by Special Education Law Blog on August 02, 2008 (boomark / email).

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