Recovering from a life-threatening brain bleed: back to being Wyatt
A family snowboarding trip turned into a life-threatening emergency when Wyatt suffered a brain bleed caused by an AVM. After successful brain surgery at Children’s
On Oct. 3, MyChart will become your new secure online health record at Children’s Minnesota. It’s time to set up and activate your Children’s Minnesota MyChart account.
A family snowboarding trip turned into a life-threatening emergency when Wyatt suffered a brain bleed caused by an AVM. After successful brain surgery at Children’s
Margaret Shatara, MD, a pediatric neuro-oncologist with Children’s Minnesota, was recently awarded a $100,000 grant to support research on Laser Interstitial Thermal Therapy.
Your child bumped their head: when should you worry? Children’s Minnesota guides you on when to visit the ER, call the pediatrician or watch at
What are seizures in children? Learn about the types of seizures, symptoms to watch for, and how neurologists at Children’s Minnesota diagnose and treat seizures.
Tiana was a healthy, happy 14-year-old girl enjoying her summer vacation, just like any other teenager. A year prior, she moved from Jamaica to the
Meet Kaili, a spirited senior in high school who has an unmatched love for dance. Kaili has spina bifida, a birth defect where the baby’s
Hannah Fortman was diagnosed with a brain tumor at just two years old. Though she had complications, she is now getting back to being a
Read about Peter’s brain tumor neurosurgery in first-of-its-kind iMRI suite at Children’s Minnesota.
The neurosurgery program at Children’s Minnesota has the largest team of pediatric neurosurgeons in the region, including Dr. Amy Bruzek, who joined the program last
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