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Nearby Cities

Fairfax (6.89 mi)
Woodbridge (8.39 mi)
Alexandria (9.26 mi)
Washington (12.63 mi)
Bethesda (15.4 mi)
Rockville (21.51 mi)
Greenbelt (24.12 mi)

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What is a

Pediatric Neurologist

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A Pediatric Neurologist is a physician who treats children with nervous system disorders, including diseases of the spinal cord, nerves, and brain. A Pediatric Neurologist examines nerves in the head and neck, muscle movement, balance, reflexes, memory and speech.

What procedures does a Pediatric Neurologist perform?
A Pediatric Neurologist can perform CAT scans, MRIs, EEGs and spinal taps.

What type of nervous system disorders does a Pediatric Neurologist treat?
A Pediatric Neurologist can treat Cerebral Palsy, Epilepsy, Meningitis, Speech Disorders, Seizure Disorders, Spinal Cord Disorders, and many other nervous system diseases in children.

How can I find a Pediatric Neurologist?
A Pediatric Neurologist can work in hospitals and children's hospitals. Your pediatrician can provide you with a referral to a Pediatric Neurologist or you can use the Pediatric Neurologist search above to find the nearest Pediatric Neurologist to you.

Pediatric Neurologist Related Terms:
neurology, children's health, pediatrics, pediatric neurologist, brain, seizures, nervous system, spinal cord, nerves, speech disorders, epilepsy, cerebral palsy