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What Is Pediatric Neurology?

Pediatric neurology is a branch of medicine that studies and treats the nervous system, including the brain, spinal cord and nerves. Gillette Children’s is a regional leader in pediatric neurology and pediatric neurosurgery.

 

Conditions Pediatric Neurology Treats

Our neurology department cares for children, teens and adults who have complex neurological conditions and injuries that affect the spinal cord, neck, nerves and/or brain.

Some of the conditions that most often require neurological care include:

 

Tests and Treatments

For children, teens and adults who need neurological care, our leading neurology doctors use the latest technology and techniques to diagnose and treat a wide variety of conditions.

Early care is critically important in cases of neurological and neurodevelopmental delays. 

 A typical neurology test, treatment or evaluation might include:

Your Care Team

Your family can trust the expertise of our neurology team, which is made up of healthcare professionals who specialize in neurological conditions and injuries. Additionally, our pediatric nurse practitioners provide expert clinical care and patient and family support.

If your child has a complex neurological condition or injury, internationally recognized Gillette specialists will work closely with you in a family-centered neurology clinic to create a customized treatment plan.

 

Integrated Care

If your child needs specialized treatment for a complex neurological condition, they might work with a child neurologist to treat one or more of the following:

Seizures and epilepsy

Acquired brain injuries

Neurodevelopmental delays

Complex movement disorders

Children, teens, and adults who have complex disorders often have many needs beyond neurological care. Our neurologists often collaborate with providers in the following specialties:

Rehabilitation medicine

Comprehensive inpatient rehabilitation

Rehabilitation therapies

Neurodiagnostics

Neuropsychology

Neurosciences inpatient care

Neurosurgery

Sleep medicine

Radiology and imaging

Adult Services

 

Get a Second Opinion

Getting a second opinion is particularly helpful with a complex or unclear diagnosis or treatment that is no longer working.  Often having another expert’s opinion can help you feel more knowledgeable and confident when taking the next steps to care for your child.  

Online Second Opinion

Locations

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