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Patient Stories

Makenzie Dances Again After Pediatric Stroke

Comprehensive care at Seattle Children’s gave Makenzie the ability to dance again after a pediatric stroke.
Singing During Brain Surgery

Innovative neurosurgery at Seattle Children's helped preserve 19-year old Kira's passion for performing. (Video: 4:02)
When Rare Epilepsy Struck Toddler, Diet Paved Road to Recovery

A special medical diet known as the ketogenic diet helped Sam recover from febrile infection-related epilepsy syndrome.
Dominic Perseveres Past Pediatric Stroke

After suffering at least 7 strokes, Dominic learned how to walk, talk and do everyday tasks, like getting dressed, all over again.

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Advances in Care

Baby Blossoms Thanks to Gene Therapy

Gene therapy is transforming the way neurologists like Dr. Fawn Leigh manage care for spinal muscular atrophy type 1.
Making Headway on Brain Disorders

We’re intent on curing disorders in the developing brain – and not just treating symptoms – by ferreting out root causes.
Big Data, Better Results

Neurologist Dr. Mark Wainwright is leading the charge to uncover patterns within existing patient data to predict and improve outcomes.

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