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Prepare for your visit to the Clinical MEG Service.

Your Visit How long is the visit? The entire set-up and test will take about three hours. How do I get my child ready? Wash your child’s hair the night before the test. Do not use any oil, gel, or hairspray as that can affect the signal quality recorded …
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Contact the Clinical MEG Service.

Contact Us Clinical MEG Service Boston Children’s Hospital 300 Longwood Ave. James Mandell Building 7th Floor, BB 7206 Boston, MA 02115 Email: babymeg@childrens.harvard.edu Contact the Clinical MEG …
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Frequently Asked Questions

See frequently asked questions at the Clinical Pharmacogenomics Service.

Frequently Asked Questions How is pharmacogenomics testing completed? Our pharmacogenomics panels require a simple 5 mL blood draw that can be coordinated at your convenience. The sample must be drawn at a Boston Children’s Hospital laboratory. The …
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Contact the Clinical Pharmacogenomics Service.

Contact Us Our team is available to see patients with any condition on any service in the inpatient setting. Our outpatient clinic serves patients of all ages, including adults. We accept referrals from within Boston Children’s Hospital as well as from …
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Meet Our Team

Meet the Cochlear Implant Program team

Meet Our Team * You might meet with these other departments as part of your cochlear implant candidacy evaluation: Developmental Medicine , Neurology , Ophthalmology , Augmentative Communication Program , Balance and Vestibular Program , and the Division …
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Learn more about your visit to the Cochlear Implant Program.

Your Visit Determining if a cochlear implant is right for your child is a process that includes appointments and evaluations with various members of the Boston Children’s Cochlear Implant Program team . If your child is approved for implantation, family …