Infantile Paralysis

Physically Defective Children

institution for the treatment of infantile paralysis in its early stages. Provision for infants of under one year of age is essential, and it should be arranged that patients could remain in the hospital for periods of up to two or three years, if necessary. A hospital specialising in the treatment of infantile paralysis should preferably be just outside London, and must be fully equipped for s...

Familial infantile scoliosis associated with bilateral paralysis of conjugate gaze.

A family with two sibs suffering from idiopathic infantile scoliosis associated with bilateral paralysis of conjugate gaze is reported. Although the parental consanguinity and the involvement of patients of both sexes in this family are suggestive of an autosomal recessive mode of inheritance, a dominant or multifactorial pattern remains a possibility.

Infantile Paralysis and Cerebral Diplegia—Methods Used for the Restoration of Function

فلج مادرزادی عصب صورتی: گزارش دو مورد در یک خانواده

Mc Hugh has reported that incidence of neonatal facial nerve Paralysis in 1969, has been 0.23%. Infantile facial nerve paralysis has been categorized to three groups: 1- Congenital (Developemental) facial nerve paralysis 2- Prenatal acquired facial nerve paralysis. 3- Postnatal acquired facial nerve paralysis The Mobius syndrome may be the most famous among the causes of congenital facial nerve...

Treatment of Infantile Paralysis of the Lower Limb *Communicated to the Bath and Bristol Branch of the British Medical Association, November 28th, 1928.

Infantile paralysis, or anterior poliomyelitis, furnishes a large proportion of the patients in the Bath, Somerset and Wilts Orthopaedic Scheme, and the problems of treatment in cases where the lower limb is affected are both difficult and interesting. Examination of the patient.?Before discussing the details of treatment it is necessary to say one word about diagnosis, for it is on an exact es...