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Please help....my daughter is at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago going through Physical and Occupational therapy after suffering from Gullain Barre Syndrom. She had headaches and dizziness and nausea before the onset of the other symptoms of warmth and tingling in arms and legs that lead to weakness and inability to use them. She continues to have these symtoms of headaches, dizziness, and nausea and it is concerning me.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Nathan Rudin, MD, MA, Medical Director A graduate of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Dr. Rudin completed his residency in physical medicine and rehabilitation at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago. He joined the UW faculty in 2001 as an assistant professor of rehabilitation medicine after five years on the Johns Hopkins faculty. Dr.

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If your distance vision is okay but your near vision is blurred it might not be that as cloroquin maculopathy should blur both distance and near vision. In USA Bascom Palmer eye Institute of U of Miami; Wilmer Eye Institute of Johns Hopkins in Baltimore Emory Univeristy Ophthalmology in Atlanta are all excellent.

In chicago: Univ of Chicago, U of IL, Northwestern adn Loyola all have good medical schools and department of ophthalmology.

I suggest you ask your personal physician to refer you to an Occupational Therapy department or a rehabilitation institute that has a drivers rehab course. In Missouri I found them very helpful especially after strokes and injuries.

Thanks so much for all your suggestions and support. It really makes you feel better to realize you're not alone. Cincinnati Eye Institute put me in touch with a group called "the Bureau of Services for the Visually Impaired." Their purpose is to keep people working who have a visual impairment, or find people with visual impairments jobs. Based on need, they may pay for all or part of the surgery. I may take them up on the finding employment part of their service as well.

I am a cna for a 3 yr old little boy with a syndrome with multiple complications. He tends to get sick kind of often. I told his mom I had lost my plug.

Dr Hayden, you suggested Tecnis IOL which confirmed my thoughts. When I went to The Tecnis site to find a doctor, I was suprised that there were none in greater San Diego. I then tried greater Los Angles, Chicago, Atlanta, and New Orleans. None has a doctor using Tecnis. I'm now very concerned about Tecnis; any thoughts? If that answer is satisifactory,do you recommend the one piece or acrylic and why?

if u r interested I have a name of a dr, but in Charlottesville,VA. Please advise if u want the name.

Also, feeling strong pain in floor of pelvis radiating down legs. Surgery risk is 90% chance of paralysis according to Three NS I've seen so far. Anyone aware of a Chiari or SM CLINIC OR SPECIALIST IN IL or WI area? Thank you. Be Strong, Praying for Stregnth.

`I came across this videos on this website "Arnold Chiari Institute" and I think it will help a lot of Chiarians understand exactly what is going on with us. Hope it helps.... http://www.chiariinstitute.com/Videos/index.

Many people on here have gone through this, some were on large amounts of various kinds Opiates. Everyone who wants to gets through it. Best of luck to you!

Askins, who was picked up Thursday in a stolen car, is a reputed member of the street gang Death Over Mercy, according to the Sentinel. In 2013, he was charged as an adult at 16 with attempted murder in connection with a drive-by shooting targeting a member of the rival Gorilla gang. The charges were eventually dropped, but long prison sentences were handed down to his two co-defendants in the case." The above situation goes back 2 years before this most recent attack.

I know there are specialists at the Chiari Institute in New York. Also, do you know where in the United States where there are specialists or neurosurgeons who have done MANY Chiari 1 surgeries? I live in Illinois and we would be willing to travel out of state for surgery if necessary. If we can't go to New York, I'd like to know where great reputable specialists/neurosurgeons are, whether in Illinois or another state in the U.S. Thanks!

Dear Dr. Boyer Thanks very much for answering my question. I really appreciate your expert advice. Yes, my father did have an external lumbar drain prior to the Codman valve. He responded well with lumbar drain. Father occasionally complains of headache after surgery . I read that over drainage will cause headache. If I may ask you another question, what test would you recommend prior to turning down the pressure to make sure there is no over drainage at current pressure setting ?

I had a vitrectomy to peel an epiretinal membrane in 2006, performed by a local (Chicago) retinal specialist (who was named one of the top retinal surgeons in America by Castle-Connolly). The surgery left me with a larger image size in my affected eye, which had not been present before surgery and caused many problems. I subsequently consulted three very respected local retinal specialists for additional opinions.

I would get a consultation with an expert aortic surgeon. This isn't something that comes up every day. You've posted on the peer support forum, and you need an expert medical consultation. Were I in your situation, I would be planning to travel to an aortic center to see a surgeon with demonstrated expertise aortic arch surgery.

I went to the NS today found out she does many decompression surgeries a week so I guess you can consider her a specialist. I have many questions of this forum after this visit. We spoke about the chiari 0 I have and she said we could do the surgery but she said that usually people who have less than 9mm herniation don't respond well to the surgery.

my husband came down with arnold chiari malformation when he was 36 years old,he is now 50, he had two surgerys ,first in the head with a shunt in the neck, then six months later removeal of a small part of his spine and another shunt in his back, he also had fluid on the spine and syrinx at that time,hes really been in hell from that day on, he is now 50 and a few months ago his left arm stoped working, he cant lift it at all,went for mri's,six of them and doc wants to wait to compare resul

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Generally, rehabilitation is the only effective way to help you to regain function in better way and prevent from permanent losses after tumor removal. If rehabilitation program is appropriately instituted, most of the stroke patients can regain maximum functions with appropriate therapy, training and support services.

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