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Baby Steps Physical Therapy Here to educate about pediatric diagnoses and on the benefits of receiving physical therapy! Baby steps day by day, Big changes overall. :)

Concussion Recovery:🧠When your child is very active in a sport, recovery after a concussion can be challenging. However,...
10/17/2023

Concussion Recovery:🧠
When your child is very active in a sport, recovery after a concussion can be challenging. However, it is important to know the steps to safely return to their sport of choice to prevent future injuries and to ensure appropriate healing times.
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Based on Campbell’s: “Specific return-to-activity recommendations are controversial because the progression to activity should be individualized to each patient and focused on symptom and impairment recovery rather than days since the injury occurred. A gradual return to activity program is generally accepted as the safest way to help progress a patient back to preinjury activity levels (Table 15.7). If symptoms arise during this progression, modification should be made to allow the symptoms to resolve.”
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Resource: Campbell’s Pediatric PT book (page 1172 Table 15.7 for reference).
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If you notice any changes in your child’s state after experiencing a concussion be sure to reach out to your primary care provider for further evaluation.
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All content is for educational purposes, not to diagnose. If you have any concerns, feel free to ask questions or consult your primary care physician.
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Remember: Baby steps daily can lead to big changes overall!👶🏻👣
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Post: 8 grades of Torticollis👶🏻-Did you know that in 2018 The Torticollis Clinical Practice Guidelines were updated to n...
08/15/2023

Post: 8 grades of Torticollis👶🏻
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Did you know that in 2018 The Torticollis Clinical Practice Guidelines were updated to now 8 different grades of torticollis? These stages are a helpful indicator of prognosis and realistic outcomes, and if a further referral to a specialist may be indicated.
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Each grade is based on a child’s age, severity of asymmetrical passive range of motion difference between left and right cervical rotation, and whether there is a presence of a mass on the SCM muscle.
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All content is for educational purposes, not to diagnose. If you have any concerns, feel free to ask questions or consult your primary care physician.
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Remember: Baby steps daily can lead to big changes overall!👶🏻👣
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SPASTICITY:Muscle Spasticity can occur for a number of reasons, typically from neuromuscular conditions such as Cerebral...
02/06/2023

SPASTICITY:
Muscle Spasticity can occur for a number of reasons, typically from neuromuscular conditions such as Cerebral Palsy or other neurological conditions. Spasticity is characterized by an abnormal increase in muscle tone or noted muscle stiffness, that may interfere with movement, speech, and is sometimes painful or uncomfortable.
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Spasticity can be measured using a few outcome measures or assessment tools such as:
 •The Hypertonia Assessment Tool (HAT)
 •The Modified Ashworth Scale (MAS)
 •The Tardiue Scale
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If you notice any changes in your child’s muscle tone be sure to reach out to your primary care provider for further evaluation.
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All content is for educational purposes, not to diagnose. If you have any concerns, feel free to ask questions or consult your primary care physician.
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Remember: Baby steps daily can lead to big changes overall!👶🏻👣
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