Pediatric Diagnostic Dilemmas Webinar: Epilepsy (RECORDING)
Offered By: Stanford University via Independent
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Internet Enduring Material sponsored by Stanford University School of Medicine. Presented Stanford Children’s Health – Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford.
Stanford experts discuss scenarios in which clinicians face challenging clinical scenarios in the diagnosis of epilepsy. Drs. Gallentine, Segren, and Spelbrink will utilize case-based learning to expand clinicians' differential diagnosis skills. This recorded webinar will touch on several exciting developing areas in the field, including 1. Infantile spasms – recognition, diagnosis, and treatment dilemmas, 2. Pediatric epilepsy surgery - the importance of identifying potential surgical candidates on long-term developmental outcomes, new minimally invasive epilepsy surgical techniques, and 3. Genetic testing in pediatric epilepsy – evolving diagnostic approaches and impact on treatment decisions. This recorded webinar is designed for both general pediatric practitioners and subspecialists (neurology, child neurology, and epilepsy).
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