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What should i do about ataxic cerebral palsy in a 2 yr old?
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Pediatric Neurology: There are 6 pediatric neurologists at childrens medical center of omaha who will all be experts in ataxia/cerebral palsy for your child. Have your family dr. Or pediatrician refer you to their clinic for evaluation.
Answered 12/9/2013
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Cp program: I recommend your child be seen at a multidisciplinary cerebral palsy program, where occupational and physical therapists can evaluate and make recommendations for management.
Answered 6/29/2015
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