Pediatric Neurosciences
Caring for Childhood Brain Disorders
The magic of a child’s mind is extraordinary. At Children’s, we recognize that for the one in five children with disorders of brain development and function, there are unique challenges to be met. These children may struggle with behavior, emotion, learning, language, development, sensation and movement.
News & Happenings
Top Doctors
Anna Janss, M.D., William Boydston, M.D., Ph.D., and Edward Goldstein, M.D., are featured as "Top Doctors" in
Atlanta magazine.
- Children's is the highest volume center in the country for neurosurgery and inpatient neurology.*
- High Quality Care - Children's had the lowest neurosurgical shunt revision rate in a 2008 study involving 32 hospitals in the Pediatric Health Information System (PHIS) database.*
- The first annual Camp Carpe Diem for epilepsy patients will be held July 25-30, 2010 at Camp Twin Lakes-at-Will-A-Way in Winder, Ga. Learn more about this exciting new camp!
- Are you from a physician office and interested in having one of our Neurosciences clinicians visit to give an educational talk? If so, complete an Inservice Request Form.
- Learn more about Children's Neurosciences and clinicians featured in local, regional and national media outlets.
- Meet Children's patients and learn about their inspiring stories of triumph and success.
The Children’s Neurosciences program provides comprehensive care for children with brain disorders, such as epilepsy and brain tumors. Our neurosciences team includes neurosurgeons, neurologists, neuropsychologists, and neurophysiology social workers working together to continue to provide quality care to our patients.
Caring for childhood brain disorders requires a well rounded approach. That’s what Children’s offers as we work to provide the best quality care for young patients.
*Pediatric Health Information System (PHIS), 2009; the PHIS hospitals are 42 of the largest and most advanced children's hospitals in America and constitute the most demanding standards of pediatric service in America.