Texas Children's Hospital offers multidisciplinary subspecialty clinics focused on epilepsy
Comprehensive Epilepsy Center
The Comprehensive Epilepsy Center at Texas Children’s Hospital offers the best of neurological innovation and care to children with epilepsy and seizure disorders. We offer services that only a top-ranked research and educational institution can provide, including state-of-the-art facilities, nuanced subspecialty care and exciting new therapy options.
Texas Children’s Hospital offers highly specialized care for children who have Angelman syndrome, a genetic disorder that affects brain development, causing problems with movement, learning, and speech. Our Angelman Syndrome Clinic is one of only a few in the country — and the first in Texas — that focuses exclusively on this complex genetic disorder.
Synaptopathies are genetic brain disorders that cause syndromes that can lead to a wide variety of developmental issues throughout the body. At Texas Children’s Hospital, the Synaptopathy Clinic provides specialized care for infants, children and teens with STXBP1 disorders, SYNAGAP1-related intellectual disability and Phelan-McDermid syndrome. We work closely with you and your child to tailor a treatment plan to meet their specific needs.
