Pediatrics (Rehabilitation Medicine Quick Reference)

Kinnett has developed expertise in the treatment of spasticity that is often seen in these children. Because of his experience, Dr. Kinnett is frequently asked to lecture on spasticity management in this region of the country.

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Beyond this special interest, he works with other members of the Division of Rehabilitation Medicine to provide a comprehensive approach to develop the full potential of these children as they grow into adulthood. Training of new physicians in this area is also a priority in the Division of Rehabilitation Medicine. Kinnett provides teaching experiences for these physicians in training along with other members of the division.

He has twice been honored to receive a teaching award for his efforts in this training and was named Top Doctor in his field in by Cincinnati magazine. Kinnett has been a faculty member at Cincinnati Children's within the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine since He accepted this position after being the first resident physician to complete the Pediatric Rehabilitation Training Program at Cincinnati Children's. Kinnett attended medical school at the University of Cincinnati after working four years as a research assistant at Cincinnati Children's.

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Pediatr Infect Dis J. EMG and MRI are independently related to shoulder external rotation function in neonatal brachial plexus palsy. Acute progression of neuromuscular findings in a patient with infantile Pompe disease. Effects of oral baclofen on children with cerebral palsy [letter]. Dev Med Child Neurol. Children with impairments resulting in restrictions in their ability to function in society are the primary interest of the pediatric rehabilitation physician. A majority of these children have injury to their brain from trauma or have cerebral palsy.

Kinnett has developed expertise in the treatment of spasticity that is often seen in these children. Because of his experience, Dr.

Kinnett is frequently asked to lecture on spasticity management in this region of the country. Beyond this special interest, he works with other members of the Division of Rehabilitation Medicine to provide a comprehensive approach to develop the full potential of these children as they grow into adulthood. Training of new physicians in this area is also a priority in the Division of Rehabilitation Medicine. Kinnett provides teaching experiences for these physicians in training along with other members of the division. He has twice been honored to receive a teaching award for his efforts in this training and was named Top Doctor in his field in by Cincinnati magazine.

Kinnett has been a faculty member at Cincinnati Children's within the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine since He accepted this position after being the first resident physician to complete the Pediatric Rehabilitation Training Program at Cincinnati Children's.

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Kinnett attended medical school at the University of Cincinnati after working four years as a research assistant at Cincinnati Children's. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, re-certification, ; Pediatrics, re-certification, Pediatric critical illness neuropathy. Pediatr Infect Dis J. EMG and MRI are independently related to shoulder external rotation function in neonatal brachial plexus palsy.

Acute progression of neuromuscular findings in a patient with infantile Pompe disease. Effects of oral baclofen on children with cerebral palsy [letter]. Dev Med Child Neurol. Botulinum Toxin A Injections in Children: Technique and Dosing Issues.

Amer J Phys Med Rehabil. Hyperhidrosis in pediatric spinal cord injury: A case report and novel therapy. J Am Acad Dermatol.

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In MR Nelson ed: Rehabilitation Medicine Quick Reference: Management of the Child with Spasticity. Kurowski, MD, MS, is interested in evaluating the genetic influence on cognitive and behavioral recovery after pediatric traumatic brain injury. He is working to characterize how individual genes influence recovery and he is working to characterize how genes interact with environmental factors to ultimately influence recover.

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Genetic influence on cognitive and behavioral recovery after pediatric traumatic brain injury; improving evidence-based management of pediatric TBI. Caregiver ratings of long-term executive dysfunction and attention problems after early childhood traumatic brain injury: Pediatric Rehabilitation Review Book. Journal of Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine. Rehabilitation and medical management of the adult with spina bifida. Am J Phys Med Rehabil. Paulson A, Vargus-Adams J. Paulson A, Mielke C. Current Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.

Pruitt, MD, is interested in functional outcomes in children with brain tumors. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, recertification ; Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine, recertification A quality improvement collaborative project to reduce pressure ulcers in PICUs. Pediatric brain tumor rehabilitation. J Pediatr Rehabil Med. Pruitt DW, Tsai T. Vargus-Adams, MD, MSc, is interested in outcome measurement and clinical effectiveness in cerebral palsy.