Sunitha Santhakumar, M.D. and Chris Kazmierczak, M.D. will be answering questions and leading a discussion about stroke symptoms, treatment and prevention of stroke at our free, educational session. The session will include a question and answer session with the presenting physicians, mid-level providers, nursing staff, and representatives from physical medicine and rehabilitation, and speech and language pathology. |
“We suspected something amiss from the time Louise was born when her oral-motor control issues were evident in her struggle to feed,” explains Sonja. “She gagged easily and drooled.” Along with feeding issues, Louise, had poor balance, weak hands, weak core muscle strength and an awkward gait. Her language development was also delayed. Both Sonja and her husband wanted her doctor to seek the underlying cause of her struggles. Recalls Sonja, “I believed there was an explanation for her symptoms.” |
After years of waiting, months of planning and hours in the OR, Angela Atkinson of Redford feels a sense of relief. Her son, Ramon Aguilar, Jr., 16, born with facial abnormalities is getting the specialized care he needs. Back in September, after Angela found out Beaumont has a Craniofacial and Cleft Palate Clinic, she met with nurse navigator Jennifer Brabant. She was overwhelmed with what she heard. After arriving home she burst into tears. |
A 2011 Thomson Reuters Top 100 Hospital, Beaumont's Neuroscience Center of Excellence covers a full array of some of the most advanced spine and neurosurgical procedures. Beaumont offers a spine reconstruction program and also has a Spine Fracture Clinic, which provides the latest minimally invasive spine surgeries for patients with accidental and traumatic spine fractures. Mick Perez-Cruet, M.D., is the chief of minimally invasive spine surgery at Beaumont and is internationally renowned for pioneering treatments of spinal disorders. |
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