Cincinnati Children’s introduces mixed reality visualization to support family education and surgical planning in pediatric neurosurgery.
Explore how Cincinnati Children’s neurologists are addressing social determinants of health to improve outcomes for patients with rare neuroimmune disorders.
User-defined virtual sensor beamforming pinpoints seizure onset zones beyond the temporal lobe, providing a solution for locating epilepsy sources other methods miss.
Cincinnati Children’s integrates a machine learning algorithm into the EHR to identify epilepsy surgery candidates earlier and support timely referral decisions.
Cincinnati Children’s leads phase 3 trials of CAP-1002, a cell therapy showing promise for late-stage Duchenne muscular dystrophy patients with limited treatment options.
Discover how Cincinnati Children’s pioneered a surgical approach enabling life-changing gene therapy for AADC deficiency—the youngest patient now thrives.
Discover how Cincinnati Children’s Tuberous Sclerosis Complex Clinic is expanding neurodevelopmental and neuropsychiatric care, including remote behavioral interventions for families nationwide.
Cincinnati Children’s skull base surgery program earns NASBS Multidisciplinary Team of Distinction, showcasing pediatric experts advancing care through collaboration and innovation.
Early genetic testing can improve outcomes in CDKL5 Deficiency Disorder. Learn how Cincinnati Children’s is advancing diagnosis, treatment and coordinated care.
Cincinnati Children’s names Drs. Krueger and Mangano to endowed chairs, reflecting progress in TSC research, seizure prevention, and pediatric neurosurgery outcomes.