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Old 05-18-2008, 06:04 PM #8
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Hello! My son was born at 25 wks. and developed PVL which led to him having mild spastic diplegia cp. He is 9 yrs. old now and about a month ago we had surgery w/ Dr. Roy Nuzzo of Summit, NJ. He is world renown for his amazing procedures on children w/ CP. We were wondering if there was anyone else on this board who has gone to him or might give us some opinions on what to expect from the surgery. Heather
Not being sure of the time since surgery....conservatively, there's almost no harm in having your son's physical therapist guide you toward some braces (orthoses) that will keep his feet aligned for longer after the surgery. Only you can decide how much of a problem or concern his current gait (manner of walking) is, and whether it is worth seeking some local help.

All the other replies-suggestions will likely not cause any harm, but walking in the grass may not be enough. You obviously are willing to do everything you can to benefit your son. He is blessed with caring parents.

Barbara, OT & PT
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