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What sort of specialist should i see to discuss cerebral palsy?
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Depends: For younger patients, a detailed evaluation with pediatric neurologist or a developmental pediatrician may be your best source of information. For young adults a rehabilitation medicine specialist may be your best bet. Children's hospitals, medical schools, & larger medical clinics often have teams that focus on the needs of these patients.Your doc can refer you to one.
Answered 7/9/2017
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