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Contact the Motility and Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders Center.

Contact Us For an appointment, more information or to obtain a second opinion for your child, please contact the Motility and Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders Center at 617-355-6055 or request an appointment online . Location Boston Children's …
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Meet Our Team

Meet the team of the Movement Disorders Program.

Meet Our Team Providers Image Darius Ebrahimi-Fakhari , MD, PhD Director, Movement Disorders Program; Neurologist, Department of Neurology Assistant Professor of Neurology, Harvard Medical School Image Scellig S. D. Stone , MD, PhD, FRCSC Co-Director, …
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Conditions & Treatments

Learn about conditions and treatments addressed by the Movement Disorders Program.

Conditions & Treatments The Movement Disorders Program provides evaluation and clinical care of children with acquired or genetic movement disorders, including: Dystonia Ataxia Chorea Myoclonus Tremor Parkinsonism Spasticity Stereotypies Tic disorders …
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Contact the Movement Disorders Program.

Contact Us Contact the Boston Children's Hospital Movement Disorders Program: Phone: 617-355-5857 Fax: 617-730-0279 Contact the Movement Disorders …
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Meet Our Team

Meet the Moyamoya Program team

Meet Our Team When a child is diagnosed with  Moyamoya disease , the entire family begins a difficult journey. We are here to help you every step of the way. Here at Boston Children’s—the birthplace of  pediatric neurosurgery —you and your child will be …
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Patient Resources

See resources for patients from the Moyamoya Program.

Patient Resources You can help prepare for a visit to the Moyamoya Program by gathering your child’s images, medical records, and a written medical history before your child’s visit. In moyamoya , the walls of the internal carotid arteries — the vessels …
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Research & Innovation

See research and innovation from the Moyamoya Program.

Research & Innovation Our current research projects with promise for treating moyamoya and pediatric stroke include: Neurosurgeon’s pioneering technique helps thousands of children : Using 20 years of data, Boston Children’s R. Michael Scott, MD and …