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Spasticity
 One of the consequences of certain spinal cord malformations and many types of spinal cord injuries is a type of sustained muscle contraction in the paraspinous muscles and muscles of the extremites called "spasticity." This can be a perplexing difficulty at times requiring physical therapy, medication, and, above all, patience. Working with this problem often requires a "team approach" coupled with periodic re-assessments of progress as therapy proceeds.
 
Michael S. Turner , MD (click here for more details)
MEDICAL SCHOOL:
  Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI - 1976
INTERNSHIP:
  Indiana University Medical Center, Indianapolis, IN - 1977
RESIDENCY:
  Neurological Surgery, IUMC, Indianapolis, IN - 1981
BOARD CERTIFIED:
  American Board Neurological Surgery
  American Board of Pediatric Neurosurgery
 
Ronald L. Young, MD (click here for more details)
MEDICAL SCHOOL:
  University of Oklahoma College of Medicine, Norman, OK -1990
INTERNSHIP:
  Graduate Hospital, Philadelphia, PA - 1991
RESIDENCY:
  University of Massachusetts, Worcester, MA - 1996
BOARD ELIGIBLE:
  American Board of Neurological Surgery

 

  
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