Abstract
Difficult medical cases are often best addressed by a team approach where the expertise of several disciplines can be brought to bear on multiple challenges. This article reviews the team approach at the Motor Control Program at the Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital for Rehabilitation. In the case of a school-age child, in addition to medical issues there are social, family, educational, and scheduling issues that affect the progress of the patient. This case describes how quantitative surface electromyographic (QSEMG) biofeedback was one part of an overall treatment plan to help restore a child to health after major brain surgery.
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