<t>I appreciate the post. I hope that I did not confuse the issue. I am sure that there are cases in where the muscles will play a role. We were told the same thing. I only wanted parents to be aware of the potential. If you read the other post regarding Nath's comments, does it not concern anyone t...

Yes, there is 2 year limit for the parents, but the child can still file up to age 18. Our doctor covered her tracks quite nicely. Good Luck!

<t>Our son has had three surgeries - nerve transfer, mod quad, and capsulodesis. After a few weeks of therapy from the capsulodesis, we discovered that the radical head in the elbow was dislocated. <br/> <br/> We inquired to the doctors at TX Childrens about the dislocation. We were told that they d...

<t>It all varies case by case. For our son, part of his supination problem was cause by not being able get the shoulder into socket. We have not experience any loss of movement. In fact, the range of motion has been considerably increased and looks really good. Preston was not able to supinate at al...

My son, Preston, has also had this procedure. The shoulder movement and flexibility has increased tremendously. As the previous author, let me know if I can answer and specific questions.

Good Luck - Bill

<t>I beleive that you need to start the aqua therapy now. Out son took swim lessons at age two and started aqua therapy after his mod quad surgery. Luckily we found a therapist that did children and aqua therapy. <br/> <br/> If you can start now, your child will be used to the water and necessary st...

<t>One thing to watch out for is a dislocation of the radial head in the elbow. Our son has had four surgeries - don't be alarmed because the majority of childen only require two sugeries, nerve transfer and mod quad. Because his arm was in the "statue of liberty" position, the tendon of the bicep m...