Arthrogryposis is different in every child. While there may be a classic appearance- internal rotation of the arms, elbow straight (extended), wrists flexed, and limited finger and thumb motion- the variability between kids makes treatment a challenge. I have previously commented on arthrogryposis and general treatment concepts (my own thoughts guided by my experience and […]
Month: December 2012
The Wrist in Arthrogryposis
Arthrogryposis is different in every child. While there may be a classic appearance- internal rotation of the arms, elbow straight (extended), wrists flexed, and limited finger and thumb motion- the variability between kids makes treatment a challenge. I have previously commented on arthrogryposis and general treatment concepts (my own thoughts guided by my experience and […]
The Power of a Positive Outlook
It is amazing how much my patients teach me every day. The power of positive thinking and the power of a positive outlook mean so much. This newspaper piece highlights this attitude. http://www.ajc.com/news/ap/florida/sixth-graders-turns-tables-on-bullying/nTBgZ/