What’s the wait? Delays in epilepsy surgery.
Delays in the diagnosis and surgical treatment of drug-resistant epilepsy: A cohort study. J.M. Campbell et al. Epilepsia 2024;00:1-8.
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Restoring strength and function: Nerve transfer surgery following acute flaccid myelitis.
Nerve transfer surgery in acute flaccid myelitis: Prognostic factors, long-term outcomes, comparison with natural history. G.S. Rivera et al., Pediatric Neurology 150: 74-81, 2024.
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HIE without the E: Babies with hypoxic-ischemic brain damage who look fine as newborns.
Risk factors and outcomes for cerebral palsy with hypoxic-ischemic brain injury patterns without documented neonatal encephalopathy. O. Fortin et al. Neurology 2024; 102:e208111.
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NIH Funding: Opportunities Abound!
Organizer CNS Research Committee Daniel Calame, MD, PhDBaylor College of Medicine Description Pediatric neuroscience research is a priority at NINDS. In this webinar, we will discuss a wide range of…
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The Headaches You Don’t Want To Miss: IIH, Cranial Neuralgia and The Other Secondary Headaches You Should Know
Headache is a common complaint among children and adolescents presenting in neurology clinics. The vast majority are primary headaches like migraine. How do you find the elusive 5-10% who have…
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Pediatric Neuromodulation
Organizer CNS Research Committee Daniel Calame, MD, PhDBaylor College of Medicine Description Dr. Bernadette Gillick studies novel assessment and intervention tools to advance lifelong outcomes in children who have experienced…
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Sensory processing challenges in neurodevelopmental disorders: a common, treatable yet often neglected element of our patient’s lives
Sensory behaviors are a common and debilitating component of many neurodevelopmental disorders. Recent advances in sensory phenotyping have identified unique patterns of sensory behaviors in specific neurodevelopmental disorders, suggesting sensory…
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Did it make a difference? Challenges for assessing non-seizure outcomes and clinical trial readiness in the Developmental and Epileptic Encephalopathies
Developmental and Epileptic Encephalopathies (DEES) are increasingly the focus of precision medicine, therapies that re-regulate the molecular mechanisms underlying disease and return a person to optimal health. Regulatory approval of new…
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