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What is a Neurologic Condition?
The term “neurologic condition” applies to any condition that is caused by a dysfunction in part of the brain or nervous system, resulting in physical and/or psychological symptoms. – Learn More
What is a Child Neurologist?
Pediatric or child neurologists are specially-trained physicians who have followed up their four-year medical school education with a five-year post-graduate training regimen consisting of two years of training in pediatrics, one year of training in general neurology, and two years of training in pediatric neurology. – Learn more
Preparing for Your Visit
Guidance and tips for your visit with a healthcare provider – Learn More
Diagnosis
The process leading to a diagnosis for a child’s condition is not always an easy one. CNF provides credible resources and information to guide you along this journey. – Learn More
Support for Patients & Caregivers
Guidance and support for patients and families living with a neurologic condition. – Learn More
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