1999 Transverse Myelitis Symposium

August 12-15, 1999 | Seattle, Washington

Sponsored by Johns Hopkins Transverse Myelitis Center & The Siegel Rare Neuroimmune Association

Welcome and Opening Remarks
Deanne Gilmur, President and Founder SRNA
Pathology of TM – Clinical Presentations and Research
Douglas Kerr, MD, PhD | Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

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Transverse Myelitis and Multiple Sclerosis – The Inter-relationship that Exists between MS and TM and the diagnostic issues relative to these conditions
James Bowen, MD | University of Washington School of Medicine

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Transverse Myelitis – The Multiple Sclerosis Connection
Joanne Lynn, MD | Ohio State University Medical Center

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Viral Relationship to Transverse Myelitis
Joe Zunt, MD, MPH | University of Washington School of Medicine
Plasma Exchange to Treat Steroid-Unresponsive Attacks of Severe Demyelinating Disease
Brian Weinshenker, MD | Mayo Clinic

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The Myelin Project and Remyelination Research Efforts
Henry Grantges | The Myelin Project
Brain Plasticity after Myelitis
Steven Cramer, MD | University of Washington School of Medicine

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Diseases of the Nervous System and How they Effect the Bladder
Michael Mayo, MD | University of Washington School of Medicine

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Pain Management and Spinal Cord Injury/Dysfunction
Charles Levy, MD | Ohio State University Medical Center
Transverse Myelitis: A Physiatric Approach
Charles Levy, MD | Ohio State University Medical Center
Rehabilitation Treatments – Orthotics and Electrical Stimulation
Nancy Hylton, PT | Children’s Therapy Center of Kent

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Transverse Myelitis Treatment: A Multi-Disciplinary Approach
Douglas Kerr, MD, PhD | Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Disability Resources and the Law
Heather Hebdon | Washington State PAVE (Parents Are Vital in Education)

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Panel Discussion/Issues and Problems in the Family
Linda Yates | Good Samaritan Hospital
Facilitated Discussion and Support
Facilitator: Sandy Siegel, PhD | The Siegel Rare Neuroimmune Association
General Membership Meeting / Symposium Closing

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