An investigational medication device yields dramatic firsts in a CHOC clinical trial for a patient with a motor neuron disorder.
Obstetric device doubles as effective way to correct infant ‘ping pong’ skull fractures
A paper by CHOC clinicians concludes the device is a “safe and effective noninvasive option” for infants in certain circumstances.
Sight search: Can pupillometry help diagnose pediatric concussions?
A study by a multidisciplinary team at CHOC found quantitative pupillometry likely can’t help diagnose acute concussions in children.
Evaluating newer medications in the treatment of neonatal seizures; predicting future epilepsy risk after neonatal seizures
CHOC aims to improve care of neonatal seizures through research into medications with fewer side effects than traditional anti-epileptics.
Three research posters on biomarkers and treatment of infantile spasms to be presented at world’s largest epilepsy conference
CHOC to present three abstracts/posters on infantile spasms at the American Epilepsy Society meeting in Orlando, Fla. in December.
CHOC to host global NeoBrain conference this November in Anaheim
The world’s leading neonatologists who want to learn more about the newborn brain will gather at NeoBrain: An Interactive Educational Forum.
