What to Expect
A typical visit to the Tuberous Sclerosis Clinic at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center includes evaluation and treatment planning with the pediatric neurologist or neurology nurse practitioner. You or your child also may see specialists from other areas, including:
To provide the best care, our doctors need to review your child's medical history prior to the first visit.
New patient appointments and appointments involving multiple specialties take longer than a routine doctor's appointment and last about two to three hours.
Testing
If needed, certain tests may be arranged during or after the visit. These tests may include:
Other testing may be recommended and can be scheduled later.
Follow-Up Care
Follow-up visits provide ongoing management of medical, neurological and psychological problems for children and adults to age 21 years. Adults over 21 can be seen for diagnosis, counseling and treatment or to provide consultation to your primary doctor.
Follow-up visits in the Tuberous Sclerosis Clinic at Cincinnati Children's are scheduled for specific issues, such as seizures or behaviorial problems. You and / or your child will be scheduled with those specific health care providers as needed.
