Mild Trigonocephaly and Autism - IMPORTANT

[Guest guest]

Very interesting..........Seems from perspective the decreased blood flow

is where the Autistic symptoms occur. Another confirmation of Dr. G.'s theory..

http://regalia.nir.jp/~graham/cover-e.html

pls take a look because it may save a lot of tears and pains that

everyone of us has gone through.

graham in tokyo

father of ken 3 years autism

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[Guest guest]

Hi, I would be interested in this, but couldn't get on your web site

Sheri

[Guest guest]

Is there a limit of age that this operation can be

performed?

--- gmmk_ken <graham@...> wrote:

> hello, i am new to this group, my name is graham and

> I am writing

> this email from tokyo, japan.

>

> my 3 year son Ken is autistic and two months ago he

> had operation on

> his skull to correct his mild trigonocephaly.

>

> within two weeks after operation, he started finger

> pointing,

> stopped banging his forehead against the wall, less

> hyperative, a

> lot more eye contacts and making more noises.

>

> More than 200 kids had the operation and 90% sees

> improvement.

> And 80% of the 200 kids are autistic.

>

> I have build a web site to provide more information

> on the subject:

>

> http://regalia.nir.jp/~graham/cover-e.html

>

> pls take a look because it may save a lot of tears

> and pains that

> everyone of us has gone through.

>

> graham in tokyo

> father of ken 3 years autism

>

>

>

=====

Barb Katsaros

barbkatsaros@...

[Guest guest]

Thank You for sharing this important finding. I hope that your link

will become a permanent link from this site. It seems from looking

briefly at your page that your son has amazingly overcome many of his

sensory problems & autistic behaviors through his surgery...But, is

still having to learn/re-learn skills that had been lost or that he

was behind in such as how to talk. Is that correct?

I was also wondering if Trigonocephaly might be caused by an

improperly fitted helmet to correct flathead in an infant. I've

noticed that quite often kids in our school seeking sensory treatment

were wearing helmets or had worn them? Could this be further

constricting head growth and forcing early suture closure in areas

that it would not have been closing early regardless of the flathead

problem? Is this causing damage to the developing brain? Did your

child ever wear a helmet? I noted the comment on a website link you

had ...that said since back sleeping these suture problems have

increased. But, maybe with helmets it's adding more trauma. What's a

better way to treat flathead?

> hello, i am new to this group, my name is graham and I am writing

> this email from tokyo, japan.

>

> my 3 year son Ken is autistic and two months ago he had operation

on

> his skull to correct his mild trigonocephaly.

>

> within two weeks after operation, he started finger pointing,

> stopped banging his forehead against the wall, less hyperative, a

> lot more eye contacts and making more noises.

>

> More than 200 kids had the operation and 90% sees improvement.

> And 80% of the 200 kids are autistic.

>

> I have build a web site to provide more information on the subject:

>

> http://regalia.nir.jp/~graham/cover-e.html

>

> pls take a look because it may save a lot of tears and pains that

> everyone of us has gone through.

>

> graham in tokyo

> father of ken 3 years autism

[Guest guest]

hello, I just want to share this with all of you. My name is

graham and I am writing this email from tokyo, japan.

my 3 year son Ken is autistic and two months ago he had

operation on his skull to correct his mild trigonocephaly which

makes his frontal lobe small and also causing raised intracranial

pressure.

within two weeks after operation, he started finger pointing,

stopped banging his forehead against the wall, less hyperative, a

lot more eye contacts and making more noises.

More than 200 kids had the operation and 90% sees improvement.

And 80% of the 200 kids are autistic.

I have build a web site to provide more information on the subject:

http://regalia.nir.jp/~graham/cover-e.html

pls take a look because it may save a lot of tears and pains that

everyone of us has gone through.

if you have any enquiry, pls email me directly at:

graham@...

graham in tokyo

father of ken 3 years autism

[Guest guest]

8 years old set by Dr Shimoji. but i think if the intracranial

pressure is high, then it needs surgery no matter how old you are.

pls email at

graham@...

for further enquiry as I will leaving this group.

graham

>

> > hello, i am new to this group, my name is graham and

> > I am writing

> > this email from tokyo, japan.

> >

> > my 3 year son Ken is autistic and two months ago he

> > had operation on

> > his skull to correct his mild trigonocephaly.

> >

> > within two weeks after operation, he started finger

> > pointing,

> > stopped banging his forehead against the wall, less

> > hyperative, a

> > lot more eye contacts and making more noises.

> >

> > More than 200 kids had the operation and 90% sees

> > improvement.

> > And 80% of the 200 kids are autistic.

> >

> > I have build a web site to provide more information

> > on the subject:

> >

> > http://regalia.nir.jp/~graham/cover-e.html

> >

> > pls take a look because it may save a lot of tears

> > and pains that

> > everyone of us has gone through.

> >

> > graham in tokyo

> > father of ken 3 years autism

> >

> >

> >

>

>

> =====

> Barb Katsaros

> barbkatsaros@y...

[Guest guest]

hi,

he was behind in talking. in general we found it is easier to teach

him after operation becaue he is much less hyper and more attentive.

my son did not wear a helmet before operation. now he has to for

protecting his head !

I have let your members to know about this so I will be leaving this

group. any more comments, pls email me:

graham@...

graham

> > hello, i am new to this group, my name is graham and I am

writing

> > this email from tokyo, japan.

> >

> > my 3 year son Ken is autistic and two months ago he had

operation

> on

> > his skull to correct his mild trigonocephaly.

> >

> > within two weeks after operation, he started finger pointing,

> > stopped banging his forehead against the wall, less hyperative,

a

> > lot more eye contacts and making more noises.

> >

> > More than 200 kids had the operation and 90% sees improvement.

> > And 80% of the 200 kids are autistic.

> >

> > I have build a web site to provide more information on the

subject:

> >

> > http://regalia.nir.jp/~graham/cover-e.html

> >

> > pls take a look because it may save a lot of tears and pains

that

> > everyone of us has gone through.

> >

> > graham in tokyo

> > father of ken 3 years autism