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Find and contact the Tuberculosis Program.

Find & Contact Us Find us The Tuberculosis Program is located on the fourth floor of the Farley Building. Enter the hospital through the Main Entrance and walk up the stairs on your left. At the top of the stairs, walk straight through the doorway and …
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Meet Our Team

Meet the Tuberous Sclerosis Program team

Meet Our Team Attendings Image Mustafa Sahin , MD, PhD Neurologist-in-Chief, Department of Neurology; Managing Director, Rosamund Stone Zander and Hansjoerg Wyss Translational Neuroscience Center; Director, Translational Research Program Rosamund Stone …
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Contact Us

Contact the Tuberous Sclerosis Program.

Contact Us For appointments and more information To make an appointment, please call us at 617-355-2711. For more information about our research programs, please email us at tnc@childrens.harvard.edu . Our location Mailing address: Boston Children's …
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Meet Our Team

Meet the Urodynamics Program team

Meet Our Team Physicians Image Stuart B. Bauer , MD Pediatric Urologist, Department of Urology Professor of Surgery, Harvard Medical School Image Joseph G. Borer , MD Chair, Reconstructive Urologic Surgery Associate Professor of Surgery, Harvard Medical …
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FAQ

See frequently asked questions (FAQs) from the Urodynamics Program.

FAQ How can I make an appointment? Before you make an appointment with the Urodynamics Program, you will need a referral from your pediatrician, urologist, or another provider currently treating your child. Please have your referring physician contact us …
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For Health Care Professionals

Information for health care professionals from the Urodynamics Program.

For Health Care Professionals Whether you are a primary care physician, urologist, or other medical professional, you may find urodynamics to be very beneficial for the evaluation and management of certain pediatric patients. These patients should …