Caregivers
There is an increased risk of cancer in A-T carriers necessitating enhanced cancer surveillance.
MoreA-T organizations around the world collaborate and look for a cure.
MorePhysicians may consult a hematologist at St. Jude who is familiar with cancer and A-T.
MoreFeeding and swallowing problems become more common among people with A-T during the teenage years.
MoreThis chapter addresses the cancer risk faced by people with A-T and provides guidelines for x-ray exposure.
MoreA number of eye and eye movement disorders are seen in people with ataxia-telangiectasia (A-T).
MoreRehabilitation has a great deal to offer persons with A-T and their families.
MorePhysical therapists help with gross motor difficulties, including problems with walking, mobility and posture.
MoreThe role of occupational therapy is ongoing as new interests & needs arise and A-T brings new burdens of neurologic impairment.
MoreChildren with A-T, just as all children, have variability in their cognitive abilities.
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