Spinal Stenosis in Adults with CP: The Urgent Need for Early Diagnosis
For adults with cerebral palsy (CP), spinal stenosis is more than a medical term—it’s pain, weakness, and loss of independence. Yet too often, diagnosis comes late. Why? Because the current system is stacked against us. Clinicians rely heavily on changes in gait to identify spinal stenosis. But gait is already different for people with CP. […]
Essential Surgical Safety for Adults with Cerebral Palsy
For adults with cerebral palsy (CP), spinal issues such as spinal stenosis, herniated discs, and degenerative changes often emerge earlier and more severely than in the general population. Limited mobility, abnormal muscle tone, and uneven wear on the spine can accelerate the need for surgical intervention. But when spine surgery becomes necessary, precision is everything. […]
CPRN Webinar Insights: Chronic Lower Back Pain in Adults with CP 🧠
Lower back pain treatment in adults challenged with cerebral palsy (CP).
Innovative Wheelchair Travel Solutions by United Airlines
United Airlines is the first to create a tool to ensure personal wheelchairs/scooters can safely travel with their users. The link also includes information for others with mobility challenges.
Research Insights into Adult Cerebral Palsy Care
A recent study in Disability and Rehabilitation highlights critical issues faced by adults with cerebral palsy (CP), focusing on care priorities for multicenter research. Key topics include bridging knowledge gaps, effects of aging, preventive care, and addressing ableism in CP management. The findings aim to enhance support for this population.
