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When a Child Has Tuberous Sclerosis Complex
Pediatric neurologist and epileptologist Dr. Lily Tran explains the condition tuberous sclerosis complex and the unique program CHOC offers to manage this disease in children.
Peng, Ying MD
Dr. Ying Peng is a physician who treats kids and teens in Orange County and specializes in neurology and clinical Neurophysiology.
Zupanc, Mary L. MD
Dr. Mary Zupanc is a physician who treats kids and teens in Orange County and specializes in neurology and clinical Neurophysiology.
Tran, Lily H. MD
Dr. Lily Tran is a physician who treats kids and teens in Orange County and specializes in neurology and clinical neurophysiology.
Mower, Andrew I. MD
Dr. Andrew Mower specializes in children with neurological disorders with an emphasis on children with epilepsy who treats kids and teens in Orange County.
Child Neurology Residency Program
The UCI Child Neurology Residency Program participates in the National Resident Matching Program. Applications are accepted through ERAS.
Shrey, Daniel W. MD
Dr. Shrey is board certified in child neurology, clinical neurophysiology and epilepsy. He treats kids and teens at CHOC Children's in Orange County.
Phillips, Donald J. MD
Dr. Donald Phillips is board certified pediatric neurologist who treats patients with neurological disorders and epilepsy at CHOC Children's in Orange.
Kim, Sharon MD
Dr. Kim is board certified in pediatrics and neurology with Special Qualification in child neurology by the American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology.
Steenari, Maija-Riikka MD
Dr. Steenari is board certified in neurology with special qualifications in child neurology who treats kids and teens in Orange County.
Elbalalesy, Naser M. MD
Dr. Naser Elbalalesy is a physician who treats kids and teens in Orange County and specializes in pediatric neurology.
Identifying Epilepsy
Epilepsy is a seizure disorder characterized by having two or more “unprovoked” seizures. Epilepsy typically begins in infancy or early childhood.
