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Medical information, legal guidance, and support for New York families affected by birth injuries
When a Child With Cerebral Palsy Needs a Pediatric Orthopedic Surgeon
Hip, spine, and joint warning signs in cerebral palsy that call for orthopedic evaluation, and how GMFCS level shapes monitoring…
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Reflux or Aspiration in a Preterm Baby? How Doctors Tell the Difference
How doctors distinguish reflux from aspiration in preterm babies, why symptoms alone can't tell them apart, and what testing actually…
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When Feeding Problems After HIE or Cerebral Palsy Need a Pediatric Gastroenterologist
Feeding, reflux, constipation, and growth red flags after HIE or cerebral palsy that call for a pediatric GI evaluation, and…
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What Parents Should Know About Newborn Eye Ointment and Eye Infections
New York's newborn eye ointment requirement, what it prevents and doesn't, current refusal guidance, and warning signs of infection.
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Leg Weakness After Delivery: Epidural or Nerve Injury
Why most leg weakness or foot drop after delivery is from labor positioning, not the epidural, and how doctors tell…
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Developmental Delay Versus Developmental Regression After a Birth Injury
The clinical and legal difference between developmental delay and regression after a difficult birth, with NY-specific evaluation and legal steps.
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Sensory Processing Challenges and Occupational Therapy After HIE or Cerebral Palsy
How sensory processing challenges show up after HIE or cerebral palsy, what occupational therapy can help with, and when to…
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Pediatric Home Health Care After HIE or Cerebral Palsy in New York
What pediatric home health care includes after HIE or cerebral palsy, from skilled nursing and therapy to Medicaid authorization in…
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Motor Milestones From 8 to 12 Months After HIE or a Difficult Birth
What motor milestones to expect from 8 to 12 months after HIE or a difficult birth, red flags to watch…
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Febrile Seizure or Epilepsy? How Doctors Tell the Difference in Children
How doctors distinguish a febrile seizure from epilepsy in children, what tests they use, and when a birth injury history…
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