Neurology Year-in-review—Pediatric Neurology
Nina Felice Schor
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Nina Felice Schor
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The year in child neurology has brought international collaboration, innovative technologies juxtaposed with common clinical conditions, and a blurring of the line between pediatric and adult medicine. Through all of this, it is the interaction between the individual patient and family and the individual healthcare professional that makes the difference in diagnosis, treatment, and ultimate outcome.
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The year in child neurology has brought international collaboration, innovative technologies juxtaposed with common clinical conditions, and a blurring of the line between pediatric and adult medicine. Through all of this, it is the interaction between the individual patient and family and the individual healthcare professional that makes the difference in diagnosis, treatment, and ultimate outcome.
Key concepts: Pediatric Neurology, Neurology, Medicine, Clinical neurology, Family medicine, Pediatrics, Psychiatry, Psychology