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X-WR-CALNAME:27th Annual Susan Harryman Cerebral Palsy Lectureship: Cerebra
 l Palsy: Maybe it's not so cerebral?
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DESCRIPTION:*This event is for everyone\n \n\nOverview:\n \n\nCerebral pals
 y is a heterogeneous developmental clinical syndrome. Despite “cerebral
 ” playing a significant component of the diagnosis\, it is difficult to 
 predict the physical symptoms necessary for diagnosis based on brain imagi
 ng alone.  While there is extensive ongoing work looking at the brain and 
 muscle in individuals with cerebral palsy\, there is very little work inve
 stigating the role of the spinal cord. A critical component of neuromotor 
 control is the brain – muscle interface\, which occurs through the motor
  neurons in the spinal cord. In our lab\, we are investigating the propert
 ies of spinal motor neurons in a mouse model of developmental hypertonia. 
 In this presentation\, I will discuss the role of motor neurons in neuromo
 tor control along with the role the spinal motor neurons may play in contr
 ibuting to the physical symptoms of cerebral palsy. I will do this through
  a combination of discussion of lived experience\, evidence-based basic sc
 ience and clinical work\, along with clinical correlation.  \n\n\nEducatio
 nal Objectives:\n \n\n•    Discuss role of my lived experience on trajec
 tory of cerebral palsy research\n•    Describe gaps in current definitio
 n and construct of cerebral palsy \n•    Integrate spinal mechanisms int
 o understanding of clinical cerebral palsy symptoms \n•    Develop an aw
 areness of the developmental disruption of the brain-spinal cord-muscle in
 teraction in cerebral palsy\n\n\nAgenda: \n\n5 minutes - introductions\n10
  minutes – Lived experience and background\n10 minutes – Gaps in CP de
 finition and construct\n10 minutes – Introduction to spinal mechanisms a
 nd terminology\n20 minutes – Basic science research supporting role of s
 pinal mechanisms in CP symptoms\n15 minutes – Relating basic science to 
 clinical work supporting role of spinal mechanisms in CP symptoms\n20 minu
 tes - Q &A\n\n \n\nLectureship Speaker:\n \n\nJoline E. Brandenburg\, M.D.
 \, is Chair of the Division of Pediatric Rehabilitation in the Department 
 of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and Director of the Cerebral Palsy
  and Spina Bifida Clinic at Mayo Clinic in Rochester\, Minnesota. Dr. Bran
 denburg joined the staff of Mayo Clinic in 2008 and holds the academic ran
 k of Associate Professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and Assoc
 iate Professor of Pediatrics.\nRead more in Dr. Brandenburg's speaker bio 
 below.\n\n\nCEU Information: \n\nThis activity is approved for 2.0 CEUs fr
 om the Maryland Board of Physical therapy Practice.\n\n \n\nIf you have an
 y questions or concerns\, please email PhysicalTherapy@KennedyKrieger.org
GEO:39.299993;-76.593427
LOCATION:Arnold J. Capute\, MD\, MPH\, Conference Center \, 812A&B
SUMMARY:27th Annual Susan Harryman Cerebral Palsy Lectureship: Cerebral Pal
 sy: Maybe it's not so cerebral?
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 usan-harryman-cerebral-palsy-lectureship
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