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Cerebral Palsy

Video: Facebook LIVE with Marshall Taniguchi, MD, on Cerebral Palsy

By Nick Hanson

March 9, 2017

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March is National Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month and an opportunity for Gillette Children's to celebrate our patients, care and providers. 

Gillette is one of the top cerebral palsy centers in the world. We offer comprehensive testing, treatments and services for children, teens and adults. We’re an international leader in pediatric orthopedics and a regional leader in neurology, neurosurgery and rehabilitation therapy.

Marshall Taniguchi, MD, is a pediatric rehabilitation medicine specialist at Gillette. He spoke to Gillette content specialist Greta Cunningham about his work to help patients achieve their highest possible levels of independence and quality of life. The discussion was broadcast via Facebook LIVE. 

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