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Bhuma Aravamuthan

Chief of Cerebral Palsy and Pediatric Movement Disorders, Associate Professor of Neurology at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis; pediatric neurologist specializing in dystonia and movement disorders

Jul 14, 2026

UC San Francisco (Audio)

UC San Francisco (Audio)

Evidence-Based Approaches for Spasticity and Dystonia Management in People with Cerebral Palsy

Jul 14 · 39m

SeanHOST
1:01
Dr. Aravimuthan's presentation is on evidence-based practices, evidence-based approaches for spasticity and dystonia management in people with cerebral palsy.
Bhuma AravamuthanGUEST
1:13
Thanks so much, Sean.
Bhuma AravamuthanGUEST
1:14
I appreciate that introduction.
Bhuma AravamuthanGUEST
1:15
I'm excited to be here and listen in to these talks.
Bhuma AravamuthanGUEST
1:19
They've all been illuminating, and I hope I can follow and provide some insight to this audience.
Bhuma AravamuthanGUEST
1:26
I'm excited to talk about tone management and CP, and I want to make sure I take a lifespan perspective to this.
Bhuma AravamuthanGUEST
1:32
These are my disclosures, none relevant to the talk today.
speaker_3NARRATOR
5:20
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