Tethered Cord Syndrome is often categorized as a pediatric condition, yet its impact resonates far beyond childhood. For many patients, the journey involves a complex evolution of symptoms that change as the body matures from adolescence into adulthood.
Join Dr. Petra Klinge, a world-renowned pediatric and adult neurosurgeon from Brown University and Rhode Island Hospital, for an in-depth exploration of the clinical nuances of TCS. This session will bridge the gap between pediatric diagnosis and adult management, offering a comprehensive look at how this condition affects the nervous system over time.
Dr. Petra Klinge is a Professor of Neurosurgery at the Alpert Medical School of Brown University. She is internationally recognized for her specialized expertise in the treatment of complex spinal cord malformations, Chiari malformation, and hydrocephalus. Her dual focus on both pediatric and adult populations provides her with a unique perspective on the longitudinal care required for patients with congenital and acquired spinal cord conditions.