Overview
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| Cincinnati Children's First Pediatric Hospital to Own MEG |
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| MEG (magnetoencephalography) is used to study and aid in the treatment of brain diseases and disorders such as epilepsy and tuberous sclerosis. Learn more. |
The Neurology Division at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center is committed to improving the quality of life of children with neurological problems. Our entire team delivers family-centered care to all our patients and their families.
Established in 1972, the Neurology Division at Cincinnati Children's has grown substantially. We provide neurological services to children and promote research at all levels to improve neurological care in the future. We also participate in the training of medical students, pediatric residents, general neurology residents, child neurology residents and specialty fellows within the area of child neurology.
Our Mission
We, the members of the Neurology Division, are dedicated to providing for the special health care needs of children with neurological problems and their families.
Our purpose is to deliver quality, expert neurologic care through evaluation and consultation. We will serve as a resource in neurological management to improve the health of our patients and the community. We will seek advances in the treatment of brain dysfunction, through education, research and clinical care.
Through teamwork, we will always strive to go that extra step to provide comprehensive and cost-effective care.
