United Cerebral Palsy Association

History and Who Discovered Cerebral Palsy The history and origin of cerebral palsy includes a number of great minds, generous hearts, and dedicated people striving to improve the lives of individuals with disabilities. Dr. William John Little pioneered the study of cerebral palsy using his own childhood disability as an inspiration in the mid 1800's. His innovative techniques are still helping people today. Sir William Osler,  expounded on Little’s research and wrote the first book on...Read Full Story

The Cerefy Atlas of Cerebral Vasculature/CD-ROM Correlating 3-D vasculature with surface and sectional neuroanatomy, this CD-ROM is an interactive electronic atlas that provides a vivid new way to view and study the cerebral vasculature. Comprehensive and accurate displays of the cerebral arteries and veins are skillfully integrated with cortical and ventricular anatomy and triplanar MRI and MRA. You can electronically dissect any of the 365 vessels, arteries and veins or build myriad sub...Read Full Story

Stroke: Thrombi, Emboli, Hemorrhage, Aneurysms, Athersclerosis, Transient Ischemic Attacks, Cerebral Vascular Disease stroke neuropsychology – click on the image below for more information. stroke neuropsychology Stroke: Thrombi, Emboli, Hemorrhage, Aneurysms, Athersclerosis, Transient Ischemic Attacks, Cerebral Vascular Disease… TABLE OF CONTENTS Stroke & Brain Damage Due to Cerebral Vascular Disease – 3 Stroke: Cerebral Infarcts – 6 Functional Anatomy of the Heart & Arterial System...Read Full Story

Life Limits People Disabilities United Cerebral Palsy Arkansas 9720 North Rodney Parham Road Little Rock Arkansas 72227 Phone 501 224 6067 Fax Filename : UCPCurrentNewsletter.pdf Fullpath : /newsletters/UCPCurrentNewsletter.pdf Categorized as : BUICK Publisher : ucpark.org Found at Thursday, 19 Jan 2012 GMT Further searches : newsletters ucpcurrentnewsletter pdf or issue ten read or site:ucpark.org or brand:BUICK Short link: http://pdfride.com/f-272979.pdf Last searches: mike bystol , cft23...Read Full Story

UCP STELLA This video was created for UCP and was shown at the Taste of Madison in 2009. It profiles Stella, a child diagnosed with Noonan Syndrome and who benefits from the United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Dane County's Birth to Three Connections program. This video was made possible by the generous contribution of American Family Insurance for the Taste of Madison, an event who's proceeds directly benefit UCP of Greater Dane County. It was produced entirely by Tilt Media, Dale Doebert...Read Full Story