Dr. Mary L. Zupanc discusses why she’s passionate about preventing patients transitioning to adult care from falling through the cracks.
Leading-edge biomarker research aids in infantile spasms management
Much of infantile spasms research focuses on visual analysis of a patient’s EEG, whereas Dr. Daniel Shrey’s research uses a computation.
5 things pediatricians should know about seizures
Dr. Mary Zupanc points to five important points pediatricians should consider when seeing a patient who has had one or more seizures.
Seizure-free after a rare epilepsy diagnosis
With the expertise of a CHOC epileptologist, a 12-year-old boy diagnosed with a rare type of epilepsy is seizure-free with a bright future.
Infantile Spasms: What Pediatricians Should Know
Though seizures are always worrisome, pediatricians should be especially watchful for infantile spasms, a type of epilepsy.
ROSA Robot Assists in CHOC Patient’s Successful Epilepsy Surgery
Five-year-old Ian Higginbotham recently enjoyed his best summer yet. He experienced his first family vacation. He learned to swim and ride a bike. He got himself ready for kindergarten. These are milestones most kids and parents, alike, eagerly welcome. But there was a time when Ian’s parents weren’t certain their son, who was born seemingly […]
