Interesting Link-Check out Chiari Malformations

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Hi All

Just roaming throught web sites and found this. I think it is a very good

link with diagrams defining chiari and srynix. Folks who are new to this

disorder will find this easier to read than some of the others.

Wishing you all a good day and if I find anything more I will post it.

Hugs from Michigan

Carol

Temperance, MI (Toledo OH)

ACM1 7MM /2mm Syrinx

Planning surgery this summer

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In a message dated 02/06/2000 7:36:30 PM Eastern Standard Time,

Annie815@... writes:

<< I think it is a very good link with diagrams defining chiari and srynix.

Folks who are new to this disorder will find this easier to read than some of

the others.

http://www.neurosurgery.org/pubpages/patres/features/drPoppchiarimal.html >>

I was really pleased after reading this. For those that are new, it really is

a good starting place to go to understand the basics of a Chairi

Malformation. Does a good job of explaining what is involved. Doesn't seem to

be misleading in that there is a cure or that all problems will be

guaranteed to be resolved.

Tory ('s mom)

17ys. old, craniofacial abnormalities, midline facial cleft, hydrocephalus,

growth hormone (weighs 56lbs.) and thyroid defecient, blind, severly delayed,

choanial atresia, optic nerve hypoplasia, artificial tear duct, 12-P

deletion, sensory intergration disorder, latex allergy, ACM I, I I/2 or II??

w/30mm herniation, basilar impression. June10, 98' suboccipital craniectomy

and lamenectomy of C1 & C2. Aug. 10, 98' dura graft. History of 36 surgeries.

(and musically talented) SUCH A SPECIAL LITTLE GIRL!