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Aimee Aoi Sato, MD

Neurology, Brain Tumor Program

Academic Title: Assistant Professor, Neurology

Research Center: Center for Clinical and Translational Research

- Karliann Bothell 03.30.21
  
  Dr. Sato makes neuro-oncology appointments feel like a visit with a friend! She is friendly and upbeat, but also very professional and knowledgeable. I appreciate that she comes in remembering the important details about Hana. My questions and concerns are in good hands with Dr. Sato.
- Donna Arlington, wa 01.30.19
  
  Dr. Sato is great. She listened to what my son and I had to say and took her time to get to know Kyle. She looked him over head to toe and is very knowledgeable in Neurofibromas Type1. I want to say Thank You for what you did for Kyle today.
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Overview

Board Certification(s): Neurology with Special Qualifications in Child Neurology
Medical/Professional School: University of California - San Francisco, San Francisco
Residency: Children's National Medical Center, Washington
Fellowship: Children's National Medical Center, Washington

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Seattle Children's - Neurology 4800 Sand Point Way NE
MB.7.420
Seattle, WA 98105 Tel: 206-987-2078

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