Leaders in Treating Rare and Complex Neurologic Disorders
When your child is suffering from a condition affecting their brain, you want answers. The neurosurgery team at Cincinnati Children’s can help you find them.
The depth and breadth of our expertise, along with the novel therapies and clinical trials available, attract patients from across the country and around the world.
We care for patients with all types of neurologic disorders, including the most rare and complex. Our program is one of the largest, most comprehensive in the United States, and our neurology and neurosurgery services are ranked top 3 in the nation in the 2024-25 list of Best Children’s Hospitals published by U.S. News & World Report.
Why Choose Us
Team Approach
Our team works collaboratively with other pediatric specialists at Cincinnati Children’s to provide sophisticated, yet always compassionate, care for patients and their families, many of whom travel to our facility from around the world.
Family-Centered Care
We believe family members are an important part of each child’s care team, which is why we include them in every care decision.
Advanced Technology
We offer the full complement of diagnostic tests and tools needed to evaluate pediatric patients with neurological conditions; all neurosurgeries take place in our BrainSUITE, which offers the most sophisticated technology available for pediatric neurosurgery.
Minimally Invasive Surgery
We use minimally invasive surgery techniques, which utilize computer-guided navigation to remove deep-seated tumors and other brain lesions with minimal blood loss, pain and scarring. Neurosurgeons at Cincinnati Children’s pioneered these techniques, which make neurosurgery as accurate, effective and safe as possible.
Online Second Opinions
Our nationally-recognized specialists provide online second opinions for families. They will review your case and answer specific questions about a diagnosis or treatment options. It’s easy, convenient and secure. Plus, you don’t have to leave home. Our case manager will collect your medical records and guide you through the process.
