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MEG (magnetoencephalography) is a noninvasive neuroimaging technique designed to measure brain activity via magnetic fields. MEG measures the change in these magnetic fields to provide an indirect measure of the strength and location of brain activity. …
Preparing for your clinic visit in the Allergy and Asthma Program Prior to your visit in the Allergy and Asthma Program: check with your primary care doctor to see if an insurance referral is required for your visit, and bring the appropriate referral …
For more information about our services, please contact us at: Boston Children's Hospital 300 Longwood Ave. 617-355-7040 International patients For families residing outside of the United States, please contact Global Services , which facilitates the …
Innovative treatment In newborn infants, protection of the eye is of utmost importance. Keeping the eye well-lubricated is usually sufficient to protect it. When this fails, the eyelids can be partially closed in an operation called tarsorrhaphy . For …
Introduction to the Training Modules (pdf) Training Module 1 (pdf) Training Module 2 (pdf) Training Module 3 (pdf) Training Module 4 (pdf) training-modules Family Connections Program | Training Modules … Training …
The Ability to Cope: Building Resilience in Yourself and Your Child (pdf) Parenting through Tough Times: Coping with Depression (pdf) Self-Reflection in Parenting: Help for Getting through Stressful Times (pdf) short-papers-parents Family Connections …
The Speech-Language Pathologists in the Feeding and Swallowing Program are highly trained and experienced in working with infants and children who have feeding and swallowing difficulties. Below is a list of some of the areas that we specialize in: …
Patient Stories Coming Soon! patient-stories Feeding and Swallowing Program | Patient Stories Meet some of the patients who have received care from the team at the Feeding and Swallowing Program at Boston Children’s Hospital. … Patient …
As our team of fetal-neonatal neurology specialists cares for our young patients, we constantly strive to improve treatment for children with neurological conditions. All of the neurologists in our group are actively engaged in research that helps us …
Participant perspective Meet Karl Karl (age 7) enrolled in the Healthy in the City program at the Mattapan Community Health Center (MCHC) in fall 2016. Karl was referred by his primary care doctor and now receives case management services, nutrition …