Dr. Ann Agnes Mathew
Consultant Paediatric Neurologist & Neuromuscular Specialist
MBBS - St. John’s Medical College, Bangalore, 2000
15+ years Experience
Rare Diseases in Children: Challenges, Advocacy and Hope
Most neurological diseases and conditions that affect small children and infants are rare. To give an example, children can have strokes, but they are
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Developmental Delays in Children: Early Signs and When to Seek Help
Children’s brain develops constantly, and the fastest pace of development is set between the first few years of life, more so during early infancy.
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Epilepsy in Children Myths, Facts and Advances in Treatment
Epilepsy is a fairly common condition that is mostly treatable, affecting over 50 million people, the vast majority of whom are children. Hence obtain
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Can brain surgery cure epilepsy
Epilepsy surgery or what is commonly called brain surgery, is one of the available modalities for treating epilepsy, where the area of the brain that
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Developmental Disorders: Should a child be held to a schedule
When one thinks about childhood, we often think of it as the golden age. While that is true, it is also the time of life when the human brain is most
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Why is it important to investigate Infantile or Epileptic Spasms (West syndrome)
Epileptic spasms during early childhood has devastating consequences. Its early identification through investigations such as EEG reduces neurodisabil
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