If your child has a neurological condition that might require surgery, you can count on our pediatric neurosurgery team to provide expert care and personalized support. We take time to explain your child’s condition, answer your questions and listen to what matters most to your family. Together, we’ll determine the best path forward for your child. Our pediatric neurosurgery team takes time to explain what’s going on in clear, straightforward terms. We listen carefully to what matters most to you and your family, so together we can determine the best path forward.
When your child needs neurosurgery, precision and safety matter for their developing brain. Advances in neurosurgical techniques and technology allow our team to plan procedures with great care and accuracy. To help make surgery as safe and effective as possible, we use tools such as:
Our neurosurgeons are experts in evaluating and treating even the smallest patients. Your obstetric team may recommend meeting with us if an ultrasound or other prenatal test raises concerns about your baby’s neurological development. The visit gives you time to ask questions, understand possible next steps and plan for your baby’s care after birth.
When surgery is needed shortly after delivery, your baby will recover in our neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). Here, babies receive the highest level of newborn care, supported by specialized teams and resources designed to meet the most complex needs.
We understand your family may be experiencing many emotions, so we’re here with support and guidance. Your care team walks you through how to prepare your child and what their recovery may look like.
Talking with your child and their siblings about the procedure using simple, reassuring language can ease their anxiety. Not sure where to begin? Our Child Life Specialists can help you find the right words.
Every neurosurgical procedure is different. Your care team reviews the procedure with you ahead of time. They let you know how long surgery may take and when you'll receive updates, so you're not left wondering what's happening.
Your child will be cared for during surgery by pediatric anesthesiologists who specialize in using anesthesia on children. Before the procedure, we explain how anesthesia works and the safety measures we use to protect your child.
In some cases, your child may recover in the neonatal or pediatric ICU after surgery. These settings can feel overwhelming, but your child is in skilled and caring hands.
Throughout your child's hospital stay, we carefully track their progress and comfort. If they need rehabilitation therapy, we may begin it in the hospital and continue after discharge.
As your child prepares to go home, our care team gives you instructions about home care and returning to normal activities. We also let you know who to contact with questions and when to schedule a follow-up appointment with your neurosurgeon. To ensure smooth transitions in care, our team shares information about your child’s surgery with their primary care provider and specialists.
When a child needs surgery, the entire family is affected. We offer services designed to support your child and family:
We understand your family may be experiencing many emotions, so we’re here with support and guidance. Your care team walks you through how to prepare your child and what their recovery may look like.
Talking with your child and their siblings about the procedure using simple, reassuring language can ease their anxiety. Not sure where to begin? Our Child Life Specialists can help you find the right words.
Every neurosurgical procedure is different. Your care team reviews the procedure with you ahead of time. They let you know how long surgery may take and when you'll receive updates, so you're not left wondering what's happening.
Your child will be cared for during surgery by pediatric anesthesiologists who specialize in using anesthesia on children. Before the procedure, we explain how anesthesia works and the safety measures we use to protect your child.
In some cases, your child may recover in the neonatal or pediatric ICU after surgery. These settings can feel overwhelming, but your child is in skilled and caring hands.
Throughout your child's hospital stay, we carefully track their progress and comfort. If they need rehabilitation therapy, we may begin it in the hospital and continue after discharge.
As your child prepares to go home, our care team gives you instructions about home care and returning to normal activities. We also let you know who to contact with questions and when to schedule a follow-up appointment with your neurosurgeon. To ensure smooth transitions in care, our team shares information about your child’s surgery with their primary care provider and specialists.
When a child needs surgery, the entire family is affected. We offer services designed to support your child and family:
Our board-certified neurosurgeons are fellowship trained in pediatric neurosurgery and understand the trust you place in them. They work with a coordinated team to bring advanced expertise, careful attention and a family-first approach to care. Throughout care, you receive guidance and support to make decisions about your child’s care and help them heal and thrive.
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