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Clinics
Clinics are formed by interdisciplinary teams, consisting of a medical attendant who is responsible for guiding the rehabilitation process and a team specialist in physical, occupational and speech therapists, clinical psychologists, family therapists, social integration and public care personal.
Each clinic specializes in the diagnosis, treatment and integration of children and families with a particular type of disability. As a result, the center is divided according to the pediatric disability attended by each team:
- Clinic 1. Mild, moderate and severe Brain Injury
- Clinic 2. Spinal Cord Injury
- Clinic 3. Neuromuscular Disease
- Clinic 4. Amputees and Osteoarticular Diseases
- Clinic 5. Congenital and Genetic
- Clinic 6. Neurotherapy / Early Stimulation
Clinic 1. Mild, moderate and severe Brain Injury
- Mild, moderate and severe child brain paralysis
- Mild, moderate and severe brain injury by other previous conditions (tumors, head trauma, brain vascular disease, degenerative brain diseases, demyelinating diseases, etc.).
Clinic 2. Spinal Cord Injury
- Spina Bifida
- Meningocele
- Myelomeningocele
- Arnold Chiari Malformation
- Acquired Spinal Cord Injury (traumatic, vascular, tumor, infectious, etc.).
Clinic 3. Neuromuscular Disease
Myopathies
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Peripheral Nerve Diseases
Plexus Diseases
Diseases of nerve roots
Motor neuron diseases
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Alterations in neuromuscular junction
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Clinic 4. Amputees and Osteoarticular Diseases
AmputationCongenital skeletal deficiencies
Longitudinal Aplasia
Generalized bone disease
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Inflammatory diseases of bones and joints
Scoliosis
Muscular-skeletal injury
Burns
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Clinic 5. Congenital and Genetic
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Clinic 6. Neurotherapy / Early Stimulation
Children with risk factors
- Prematurity
- Low birth weight
- Low size
- Children with retarded growth
- Perinatal hypoxia
- Choking
