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Brain Circuitry in Cerebral Palsy: Does Wiring Influence Firing?
Brain Circuitry in Cerebral Palsy: Does Wiring Influence Firing?
PRESENTATION:
Symposium
September 2019
Venue:
Combined 73rd AACPDM Annual and 2nd IAACD Triannual Meeting, Anaheim, California
Featured Researchers
Kathleen M. Friel, Ph.D.
Former Lab Director
Clinical Laboratory for Early Brain Injury Recovery
Associate Professor
Weill Cornell Medicine
Andrew Gordon, Ph.D.
COLLABORATOR
Professor & Program Coordinator
Teachers College, Columbia University
Conditions & Recovery
Cerebral Palsy
Worldwide, over 24 million children and adults are living with CP.
