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(This story first appeared in LIFE~LINE magazine)
Five years ago we were living the “perfect” life. We had a dream home, luxury cars, and we took two cruises a year. We had four beautiful, healthy and successful children (two sons and two daughters - Evan (22), Brendan (16), Courtney (19), and Molly (14). We thought [...]
The 2nd international and interdisciplinary congress “Hydrocephalus 2008″ will be held in Hannover, Germany September 17-20, 2008. The event in anticipated to challenge established as well as non-traditional concepts in the diagnosis, treatment and outcome assessment of hydrocephalus and focus on new clinical and experimental research issues including:
• Intelligent shunt designs
• Future concepts of modeling the [...]
Triventricular hydrocephalus (TVH) is a relatively uncommon condition in infants, in which cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) accumulates in the brain’s ventricles due to a blockage in outflow at the level of cerebral aqueduct. This can cause increased intracranial pressure, with adverse effect on brain development. The Hospital for Sick Children is currently recruiting participants ages birth [...]
May 9th, 2008 by
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(This story first appeared in LIFE~LINE magazine)
Five years ago we were living the “perfect” life. We had a dream home, luxury cars, and we took two cruises a year. We had four beautiful, healthy and successful children (two sons and two daughters - Evan (22), Brendan (16), Courtney (19), and Molly (14). We thought our life was perfect and our family seemed complete. In the Spring of 1995 our dreams and prayers were answered when we found out that after fourteen years of trying - we were going to have another baby. The six of us were ecstatic. We spent the summer planning for the birth of our third son. Read full story:
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