Cerebral Palsy: Etiology, Pathophysiology, Complications, Treatment

[@소다-p9g]

I am a pediatric physical therapsit in korea. And i am so glad to be able to watch your video of lecture for cerebral palsy. Thank you. Every moment, your video help me make a progress for my knowledge as pediatric physical therapsit.

[@이불솓곡]

물리치료학과 학생인데 반가운 댓글이네요! 저도 도움 많이 받고 있어요

[@romeokordha4279]

Iam studying for PT its my last bachelor yearand the pediatric subject is the most difficult one. glad I found this chanel it really helped me to :)

[@josephayala7609]

Just starting a ped clinical rotation in us for PTA thx for this great vid 🙏

[@aslihannahahmed8265]

Me too, I'm a resident, my PICU receives many CP patients and CHD.

[@소다-p9g]

@@aslihannahahmed8265lucky you. I think you can treat lots of and various case of C.P.

[@mrsamandabernier]

I wish you had a playlist that was "start here..." and it was just every video in the order that makes the most sense to watch them in... Yes, that would be years of med school in one playlist that would take like a year straight to listen to... But wow, it'd be epic.

[@denniscorbello3309]

Was just thinking the exact same thing!

[@ClockingTea99]

Bio 145 basically. I'm here for a psychology essay but biology: Anatomy and Physiology and medical terminology is the preparation.

[@ALACGltd]

I have spastic quadriplegia and ataxic cerebral palsy. I benefit from baclofen and Botox injections. I use a service dog trained in mobility work and a manual wheelchair. I used to be able to use forearm crutches. I have neuro PT every week for the past year and some change. I am 29. I wasn’t diagnosed until I was 16 years old due to lack of medical care access. I didn’t speak until I was ten. I am starting OT and speech therapy. I had seizures as a baby and growing up. My life is wonderful. I love my life. I encourage any person reading this to address the pain component of CP as much as possible because that’s what made my life not worth living. When my pain came under control I could finally flourish. I also recommend to anyone a service dog if they would benefit from the tasks they can perform. A dog adds so much light to my life. ❤ Thank you for such a thorough video. Have a lovely day.

[@TheKoffeeisCalling]

I was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy with Spastic Diplegia when I was born. I’m now dealing with the complications of scoliosis and hip pain as well as muscle weakness and overcompensating. I didn’t really understand how all of my symptoms were connected until I happened upon your video. I was also not aware that there are medications that are available. Now that I’ve seen this video, I feel so much more informed and better prepared for my upcoming doctors appointment ! I understand my body in a way I never had before and that means so much! I truly thank you 😊

[@rasadobe7448]

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[@Tikwiza-qw8zn]

Me to I've had since birth I have scoliosis as well

[@kelviannaepperson3677]

Me too I'm learning about my dysarthria it's more on the flow of words and realizing I have a neurogenic bladder. My vision problems are the only thing that has had treatments not that they worked. My hip and back pain is the main reason for walking difficulty. I was recently diagnosed with small fiber neuropathy.

[@elyasaabdalla7639]

Thanks alot Dr. Zack and all nerd ninja team. I started watching your videos since I was in second year med school and now I'm a graduate and still watch your videos. Really you deserve my entire tuition fees and hopefully after I start working I'll immediately support you on patrion

[@saddler6615]

Totally not me watching this as a german nurse student to understand what 2 of my 13 patients are dealing with right now- But really, this helped me a lot to understand abit of what's going on there EVEN IF i had to look up a few of those words there. I'm writing a biography about one of these mentioned 2 patients, and have to talk about their isssues, and this helped me a lot tu understand it.

[@webkinzgeek18]

Thank you for taking the time to talk about CP. As a person who has Cerebral Palsy, I am impressed with this video. I hope to use this video’s information in my education career.

[@NinjaNerdOfficial]

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[@gangadevianil837]

He is gifted with unique way of teaching

[@justinweckler1]

My six year old has spastic cerebral palsy. He was born a little premature but mostly ok. He was being given oxygen and somehow it was shut off or some problem happened. As a result he went six minutes without air. His mother wasn't able to care for him. Long story short, I was blessed with him. I'm still trying to get everything figured out. Everyday we learn more. Thank you so much for your help

[@keira1.]

I know someone with CP were quite close and it’s great to get a better understanding of what he goes through and his condition

[@DavidReyes-ls7xe]

Thank for helping me understand my particular disability Cerebral Palsy CP my old man was in the medical field

[@manelomusa]

Zack you make medicine easier for us. Thank you so much for these informative videos. God bless you ❤️

[@nadinelynch9591]

Mahalo lui loa for your videos. My daughter is diagnosed with cerebral palsy, and everything sounds like her in every way. Your video is very helpful 😊

[@rebbekandahuma2173]

I looked at this topic thinking about how big and scary it is, you made it so much easier. Thank you and God bless you!

[@mikedeland7980]

I teach Project Lead the Way to 7th graders. One of the projects we do, is we design therapeutic toys for children with CP to help with OT, PT, or ST. This video is perfect for me to refresh myself with prior to teaching this unit. I know 7th graders don't need this much info, but I as the teacher appreciate the depth of this video and how comprehensive it is. Great work on this, and thank you!

[@gopnik9498]

Hi NinjaNerd I need to tel you that you are the best. I am medical student from Belgrade University and due the pandemic I was forced to study anatomy, histology and biochemistry with you. You are the best guy on planet my colegues got almost best grades learning form your classes. THANK YOU FROM BOTTOM OF MY HEART for all this lectures. You need to know that your energy got us right there where we are. Words that you use are awesome and you need keep efforting for all med students all over the world. Greetings from Serbia we love you!!!!!!!!! Sorry for bad English, this is my second language!!!!!!!!!

[@amonarinda5168]

Thank you so much for the work of teaching you are rendering to the world. . shoot for us a lecture on HIV life cycle.

[@serin238]

A Paediatric playlist by Prof Zack 🕯️

[@annangwenya8966]

I hope he sees this

[@gralo5]

This guy is a legend

[@gangadevianil837]

The legendary biology teacher

[@janvip5442]

You're the BEST sir! I cannot express how much information these videos provide.. the topic gets so clear! I'm a final year bachelor's in OT student from India Thank you for this channel

[@israrhussain9115]

Good job brother

[@kelviannaepperson3677]

I have spastic diplegia cerebral palsy and am still learning about my comorbidities and how im affected

[@FahadKhan-ys5ht]

I am a student of nursing nd I understand every thing just bcos ur way of explanation beyond from other... Nice lecture

[@Incendiae4]

Thanks so much for this! I have cerebral palsy myself and it's so valuable to have a medical perspective on my body

[@bandayfarooq4684]

I was watching cerebral examination when this video popped up. Amazing

[@pedrorivascheliz2590]

Thank you so much Ninja Nerd. I am a spanish physiotherapist woorking with neurological disorders and your videos are really useful.

[@lizf3857]

Thank you so much for this video. I have Quadriplegia CP and I’m always curious to find out more information on it. Probably one of the best videos I found so far.

[@sonamdhondup5426]

thank you very much for making life much easier and learning medicine joyful!!

[@user-je4eh9ht1k]

Incredible how you remember it all

[@mohamedibrahim1730]

I would like to say Thank you so much for all effort you did. Great job

[@stevoe6271]

Thank you so much for explaining this in an easy to understand way. I'm 31 years old and I have Spastic Diplegia Cerebral Palsy. It only effects my legs (I'm in a wheelchair). Again, you're amazing!! :)

[@shahiramohammadi7284]

Thanks Zach for this lecturer

[@gangadevianil837]

I think there is no one who can taught as effective as zach

[@akampurirajethro4894]

All thanks to you Prof for this brainer session...😊❤

[@claudiadossantos7993]

Thank you so much. You are helping me get prepared to my final HESI .

[@virajpandya8382]

Thanks @ninjanerd, you have made my effort half the amount less then what I was going to reading from textbooks. Thank you once again, God bless.

[@chllovespizza]

Yesss!!!! Soooo glad that its CP!! Wow cant wait to finally learn and understand this once and for all!! :)))))

[@colycody]

This is a very un selfish lecture about CP. I used some of the info for my research for our class. Thanks alot!

[@sanmathisx8743]

Wow!!! Amazing 😀I like the way you teaches the pathophysiology lectures...... Thnk u😁

[@javiersilcock4637]

Thank you brother I myself am doing with cereal palsy

[@Healthisyou]

Thanks

[@umapriyaa.b873]

Sir ur just awesome, I love medicine because of u, thank you

[@gayaniserasingha6027]

❤ Thanks ever such a lot this video is much helpfull for my studies... and your teaching pattern, using diagrham is soooo helpfull for keep memorize derails. Thanks again.

[@shiratsygankov2202]

Great lecture!! Thank you very much.

[@zheirkhali8453]

Thanks for the depth of knowledge you share.

[@aakashkamat2658]

Thank you dear Zach, Thank you a lot !

[@JoshuaKaiser-d4i]

Great Videos and a nice overall view, as I am writing my doctoral thesis in this field. Maybe a little addition: kernikterus is often seen in prematures neos because the liver is not able to metabolise the amount of bilirubin that is accumallting by the natural lysis of erys (change of heamoglobin structures, that needs to occure when the body is exposed to the enviroment - O2 binding properties have to change). Thats why we often see hyperbilirubinamy at ICUs,. in premature neos.

[@anushyabeulah2854]

Ur excellent teacher...god bless you sir

[@tylerbeck3806]

Simply excellent!

[@Madamjojo84]

Thanks for helping me study for my RN's :)

[@qayssyounis4177]

Thank you for your nicest presentation on CP , we appreciate your effort

[@wilson2455]

as a 58 y/old male with 'complicated' CP since birth (and an I.Q. of 140), Diazepam is the ONLY drug that reduces my spasticity to a level where I can function within society (walk, talk, dress, drive, interact, lecture, etc) whilst being able to think clearly. However, thanks to federal/state govt. gross overreach, accessing the drug is becoming significantly more difficult !!!

[@anthonymarshall2386]

I'd recommend natural herbs to suppress your complicated CP

[@wilson2455]

@@anthonymarshall2386 like what ????

[@yogiwajahat3400]

Thank you so much for your very informative and useful video

[@eljubourii]

Excellent doctor 😃

[@mrsamandabernier]

Sign of a great day: Ninja nerd new video notification 🙌💞🥳😏😉✅📚💗 Keep 'em coming! Thanks for all your effort into producing these. Worthwhile venture!!!!!!

[@massarrabenayed4069]

thank you guys as always.

[@manalmuneeftamer8846]

The best channel on KZbin 👍👍👍

[@warveennawzad5248]

How can u be so perfect in teachinh

[@tonydenton1484]

I love your teaching method. Inspirational 👍🏻👍🏻

[@fiaznazeer1285]

Great job sir. Plz make some lectures on Genetics

[@lailadaftardar142]

Thank you ninja Master

[@fatimabalhas4053]

SUUUPER EXCITED for this playlist!!! Thank you!

[@lenamohammed5234]

You are amazing as always, thank you 💜

[@thesundancekid123]

Hi Zack, that was "as always" a great instructive video. It helps me as a special education teacher to understand the background better. I just want to mention, that the femur tends to dyslocate laterally, as the adductor pulls it up and outwards. I have seen lots of your videos, keep up your great work!

[@alexmunyambabazi6651]

VERY HELPFUL

[@melaoalvin]

way better than my lecturer!

[@EthanMaxwell-bo4ui]

I love this guy

[@melaniewiggleton3611]

Thank you, from a future, SEP Educator.

[@metamonsodas]

THANK YOU 😭❤️

[@arthisree1460]

Thank you for making this 🎉 video

[@learn2789]

Great job .. thank you so much ❤️💐

[@najeebullah3861]

Sir please more lec on pathalogy. Lot of love from Pakistan

[@roaamoria]

ahhh, i wish everyone teaches like you

[@patriciaharris9300]

Brillant! As a nurse working with two CP patients this video was very helpful. bTW you are not only cute but smart!

[@dr.amjadyousafzai8174]

Outstanding, kindly we want more pediatric related lectures

[@TheWoundedWarrior]

I really drew the short straw... I have a damaged cerebellum as well as a lesion affecting both sides of my body. Ataxia as well as spastic quadriplegia. Ironically I have low strength in my entire body as well. Lifting and walking is a struggle. Most likely caused by herpes or elevated bilirubin (I was a bad premature birth). It's taken 36 years to be diagnosed. It's a relatively mild case but lack of treatment and lack of understanding has destroyed my life

[@dianaetuholenashilundo9045]

Your videos are always soo informative,and makes learning really uncomplicated 🥺 thank you soo much.... I am currently doing my junior clerkship in Zambia and I was kindly asking if you could do videos based on obs & gyn as well as paediatrics from time to time?🙏

[@NinjaNerdOfficial]

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[@سبحانالله-ي9ض7ع]

Thanks doctor 💜

[@ArYaNkHaN-Hi26]

I dunno how to thanks SiR Just Love & respect from Afghnistan❣❣

[@hopeugwaegbunam9900]

You are a genius.

[@salam7905]

thank you so much, great explanation ^^

[@hayaabdullah4374]

Well explained .

[@ZeyadAlweher]

Thanks Zack... I have a note: the volume of the video is so low in comparison to other videos, for Example Headach video or migraine

[@lifeingreatmoment5654]

U are the best

[@indrakominfo3680]

hi Ninja! my son is ten years old and has ‘light’ CP. He’s still unable to walk, struggling to walk step by step. He is already in his 4th grade now. We, my wife and I, are wondering after understanding the cause of CP, if you can help or recommend what we must do to help him walk like his younger brothers. thank you. you are awesome!

[@beinglokesh]

Consult a good neurologist!!

[@Lexler34]

Zack slowly turning into Bob Ross of medicine

[@juliarafailovich]

exactly!

[@Lakshmi235Lakshmi]

Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏

[@jessicaallen5139]

Thank you soo much! Very informative 👏 👌

[@alexradu5780]

We want more videos abt pathophysiology please!

[@mrsamandabernier]

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yessssssss!!!

[@cindyrogers107]

This was so great! Very well don.

[@geraldpatrick4850]

Well explained

[@shabirdraayatmalla9]

Great…..Nice work up and presentation….

[@bontenayisavye2131]

Thank you so much for uploading This video now I understand CP😂 Just a request, I am currently in my 5th year, is it possible you applaud Ophthalmology and ENT content?

[@wilson2455]

trust me, a 30 minute YT video doesn't even begin to cover the hundreds of CP nuances and complications !!!

[@tharukaharischandra9402]

Thank you🙌🏻

[@Prominent-one]

Thank you Doc for the nice lecture Am kindly requesting if you can do a lecture on Hydrocephalus Thank you

[@Zetsuke4]

can’t wait to watch this!

[@purebuddhism2733]

Very good

[@dman5909]

ZACH YOU DA MAN

[@applewhite6544]

Thank u so much 🙏🏻❤

[@Dr_ahmedfouad]

Thank you very much ❤🇮🇶