Definitions of PPS from Multiple Sources (listed alphabetically):
American Academy of Rehabilitation Physicians
Christopher Reeve Foundation
Lauro Halstead, MD
International Centre for Polio Education
International Classifications of Disease (CDC)
Mayo Clinic
National Institute of Health
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
"Patient" in the UK
Polio Australia - The Late Effects of Polio
Post-Polio Syndrome - More Than Just a Motor Neuron Disease
Post-Polio Syndrome: SARS-Cov-2 is NOT the Only Virus to Cause Lingering Effects -
From the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
PPS Simplified
Post-Polio Health International
United Kingdom
Christopher Reeve Foundation
Lauro Halstead, MD
International Centre for Polio Education
International Classifications of Disease (CDC)
Mayo Clinic
National Institute of Health
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
"Patient" in the UK
Polio Australia - The Late Effects of Polio
Post-Polio Syndrome - More Than Just a Motor Neuron Disease
Post-Polio Syndrome: SARS-Cov-2 is NOT the Only Virus to Cause Lingering Effects -
From the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
PPS Simplified
Post-Polio Health International
United Kingdom
What Does Polio Look Like? Polio (PPS) What is it?
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An Outstanding Interview (in two parts) with Dr. Stephen de Graaff
Dr Stephen de Graaff is Director of Pain Services and Senior Rehabilitation Physician at Epworth Healthcare (Australia).
He is a Fellow of the AFRM (RACP). His areas of research interest include stroke rehabilitation, spasticity management, pain management, post-polio sequelae and Continuing Professional Development.
He is the Chairman of the Education Committee of the Australasian Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine (RACP).
Dr de Graaff was interviewed for this video where he gives a detailed explanation of the causes, diagnosis and treatment of post-polio problems.
Thank you Polio Australia for sharing this information.
Dr Stephen de Graaff is Director of Pain Services and Senior Rehabilitation Physician at Epworth Healthcare (Australia).
He is a Fellow of the AFRM (RACP). His areas of research interest include stroke rehabilitation, spasticity management, pain management, post-polio sequelae and Continuing Professional Development.
He is the Chairman of the Education Committee of the Australasian Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine (RACP).
Dr de Graaff was interviewed for this video where he gives a detailed explanation of the causes, diagnosis and treatment of post-polio problems.
Thank you Polio Australia for sharing this information.
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