Cerebral Revascularization in the Very Young
Moyamoya disease can progress quickly in children under age three, putting them at risk for stroke. Revascularization presents challenges but is often the best treatment option.
Read MoreCDM1 Clinical Study Yields Encouraging Results
The first clinical study for congenital myotonic dystrophy type 1 is set to transition to a Phase II/III trial.
Learn moreUsing A.I. to ID Epilepsy Surgery Candidates
Researchers at Cincinnati Children’s have developed a novel algorithm to help providers know when it might be time for an epilepsy surgery referral.
Read moreAngioma Alliance Recognizes Cerebrovascular Disease Center
The Cerebrovascular Disease Center at Cincinnati Children’s becomes just the second pediatric program to be named a Clinical Center of Excellence for Cavernous Angioma.
Read MoreRett Syndrome Clinic Gains Momentum
Dr. Shannon Standridge’s personal desire to care for people with Rett syndrome spread quickly to include multiple specialists across the medical center.
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