The Kelly Family
For the Kelly family, Chiari and syringomyelia are a family affair. It took 20 years for mom, Jennifer, to finally receive a diagnosis of Chiari after years of being dismissed by […]
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For the Kelly family, Chiari and syringomyelia are a family affair. It took 20 years for mom, Jennifer, to finally receive a diagnosis of Chiari after years of being dismissed by […]
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Congratulations to the Gaffney’s for organizing a successful fundraiser! The Gaffney’s decided to start fundraising after their son Mason was diagnosed with Chiari at six months of age.
Jaxon Eilers may someday be a doctor but today he just wants to be like his friends. As 7-year-old Jaxon watched neighborhood kids going door-to-door selling magazines and delivering Cub Scout popcorn, he wanted to do a fundraiser, too.
It was nothing but smooth sailing for the First Annual Cruisin’ for Chiari, held on August 30th in Brielle NJ. Over 75 guests boarded the River Queen, a traditional paddle boat that sails the Manasquan River, Point Pleasant Canal, Barnegat Bay and Metedeconk River. Guests enjoyed a 3 hour cruise that included a buffet lunch, silent auction, music and raffle.
2009 Conference Presetation provided by: Connie Valt and Bob Hunt
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by John Jane Jr., MD
In general, a “shunt” is any procedure that diverts fluid from one space to another. For a syrinx shunt, the fluid is diverted from the syrinx into another space where the fluid can […]
Just days after birth, Mylee Grace was admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit in severe distress. Diagnosed with aspiration pneumonia, she miraculously survived. But her battles were only beginning.
Mylee suffered from dysphagia (difficulty […]
by Arnold H. Menezes, MD
The following article is a transcribed presentation from the 2004 ASAP Conference.
The clinically symptomatic child with the hindbrain herniation syndrome (Chiari I) can differ significantly from the adult patient. A prospective analysis of these children has brought an understanding of the […]