Growth disorders
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Achondroplasia - Positioning and handing of babies with Achondroplasia | Sydney Children's Hospitals Network
This factsheet will provide you with information on: Positioning and handling for spinal protection of babies with achondroplasia Facilitation of development Recommended Specialist Clinic Appointments Precautions This handout has been developed by the Complex Musculoskeletal team at The Childrens Hospital at Westmead, based on our clinical experience
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What I want people to know about skeletal dysplasia (dwarfism) | CHQ
Diagnosis of skeletal dysplasia varies according to the condition, from occurring in utero as early as 20 weeks to taking months after birth to work out just what it is about a baby that’s different.
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Dwarfism - Better Health Channel
Dwarfism refers to a group of conditions characterised by shorter than normal skeletal growth.
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TORCH test - Pathology Tests Explained
Why and when to get a TORCH test done
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What is Down syndrome?
Down syndrome is a genetic disorder characterised by mental and developmental impairments.
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TBI Rehab Support Team - Connectivity
The rehabilitation process following TBI may involve a number of medical specialists and allied health professionals who may work independently or as part of a multi-disciplinary team to assess and treat individuals
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TORCH test - Pathology Tests Explained
Why and when to get a TORCH test done
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