Anonymised case highlights demonstrating expert pediatric neurological care
※ All cases are fully anonymised. Names, ages and identifying details have been changed to protect patient privacy. Cases are presented for educational purposes only.
A 7-year-old boy with daily seizures for 3 years, uncontrolled on two anti-epileptic drugs. MRI and EEG had been reported as normal elsewhere.
Advanced video-EEG telemetry identified focal onset. Repeat MRI with epilepsy protocol at Apollo revealed subtle cortical dysplasia missed on standard imaging. Medication was rationalised with a targeted regime.
A 5-year-old girl with absent speech, poor eye contact, and repetitive hand-flapping, previously misdiagnosed at two centres.
Formal ADOS-2 assessment at CDC confirmed Level 2 ASD with co-occurring language disorder. A multidisciplinary plan with speech, OT and parent-mediated intervention was initiated.
A 3-year-old boy unable to walk, with floppy tone and absent words. Parents had been told 'he will catch up on his own' for over a year.
EMG and metabolic workup identified an underlying treatable metabolic disorder. Enzyme replacement therapy was initiated alongside physiotherapy and OT at CDC.