New research released June 16, 2017 in Pediatric Neurology validates a new clinical MRI scoring system for hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE). This new scoring system can help medical practitioners more accurately counsel parents about what their child’s short- and long-term outcomes may look like and help guide treatment and therapy decisions for the child. MRI Injury…
Every day, our nurses and attorneys receive calls from expectant mothers with concerns about symptoms they’re experiencing during their pregnancy. They’re curious if their symptoms are normal, and they wonder what their next steps should be. Patients should always visit a medical professional with concerns like these and receive appropriate care for maternal-fetal conditions and…
With the first day of summer right around the corner, Michiganders begin to flock from all over to their state’s famous beaches, state parks, and cities. But traveling with a child or a loved on in a wheelchair can make planning a summer adventure a bit more complex. Here are some of Michigan’s most popular vacation…
Children with neurological dysfunction due to brain injury at birth may have a range of health complications. In some cases, children with milder brain injuries may have less severe impairments, but in other cases, the extent of disability may be more severe. Health situations can change as children grow, as well. For example, the brain…
Every day, our nurses and attorneys receive calls from expectant mothers with concerns about symptoms they’re experiencing during their pregnancy. They’re curious if their symptoms are normal, and they wonder what their next steps should be. Patients should always visit a medical professional with concerns like these and receive appropriate care for maternal-fetal conditions and…
New MRI Scoring System May Help Counsel Parents of Kids with HIE
/in Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE) /by Reiter & Walsh, P.C.New research released June 16, 2017 in Pediatric Neurology validates a new clinical MRI scoring system for hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE). This new scoring system can help medical practitioners more accurately counsel parents about what their child’s short- and long-term outcomes may look like and help guide treatment and therapy decisions for the child. MRI Injury…
Pregnancy Spotlight: Cholestasis of Pregnancy
/in Pregnancy /by Reiter & Walsh, P.C.Every day, our nurses and attorneys receive calls from expectant mothers with concerns about symptoms they’re experiencing during their pregnancy. They’re curious if their symptoms are normal, and they wonder what their next steps should be. Patients should always visit a medical professional with concerns like these and receive appropriate care for maternal-fetal conditions and…
Wheelchair Accessible Travel: Summer Trip Ideas in Michigan
/0 Comments/in Birth Injury /by Reiter & Walsh, P.C.With the first day of summer right around the corner, Michiganders begin to flock from all over to their state’s famous beaches, state parks, and cities. But traveling with a child or a loved on in a wheelchair can make planning a summer adventure a bit more complex. Here are some of Michigan’s most popular vacation…
Will My Child Need 24-Hour Care? Considerations for Round-The-Clock-Care in Children with Birth Injuries
/0 Comments/in Disability /by Reiter & Walsh, P.C.Children with neurological dysfunction due to brain injury at birth may have a range of health complications. In some cases, children with milder brain injuries may have less severe impairments, but in other cases, the extent of disability may be more severe. Health situations can change as children grow, as well. For example, the brain…
Pregnancy Spotlight: Group B Strep
/0 Comments/in Pregnancy /by Reiter & Walsh, P.C.Every day, our nurses and attorneys receive calls from expectant mothers with concerns about symptoms they’re experiencing during their pregnancy. They’re curious if their symptoms are normal, and they wonder what their next steps should be. Patients should always visit a medical professional with concerns like these and receive appropriate care for maternal-fetal conditions and…