First, the top ten epilepsy hospitals in China-neurology (for congenital diseases, infections and abnormal material levels)

1No. Beijing xuanwu hospital

Jilin University Second Clinical Hospital

Dongzhimen Third Hospital Affiliated to Beijing University of Chinese Medicine

Fourth Beijing Tiantan Hospital

Peking union medical college hospital No.5 branch

The Second Hospital of Hebei Medical University

The Seventh General Hospital of Beijing Military Region

Shanghai No.8 Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital

Fudan University School of Medicine Affiliated Ninth Pediatric Hospital

10 Zhejiang Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Two, the top ten epilepsy hospitals in China-neurosurgery (for brain tumors and brain injuries)

1 Beijing Tiantan Hospital

Second Shanghai Huashan Hospital

Harbin medical university third clinical hospital

No.4 Xi 'an Tang Dou Hospital

Fifth Shanghai Changzheng Hospital

Sixth Guangzhou zhujiang hospital

Seventh Shanghai Renji Hospital

Peking University Aerospace Center Hospital

Ninth place Chongqing xinqiao hospital

The Second Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University1No.0

For patients who have international medical concepts and want to get a better quality of life, the following is the introduction of the International Epilepsy Hospital.

The Children's Hospital of University of Toronto, Canada, is one of the three largest children's hospitals in the world.

SickKids in Toronto, Canada was founded in 1875. It is one of the three largest children's hospitals in the world, one of the largest pediatric oncology centers in Canada, and the only children's bone marrow transplant center in Ontario. Canada's exclusive pediatric hospital, with cardiac intensive care unit and cardiac intensive care unit, is a well-known pediatric internal surgery training base in Canada and has a large number of Canadian neurotumor research experts.

The Children's Hospital affiliated to the University of Toronto is a health care center dedicated to improving children's health. With the vision of "healthier children, better world", we will build a fantasy paradise to protect children's health. At present, the Children's Hospital affiliated to the University of Toronto has world-class medical equipment and medical staff, a cinema with standard sound effects, a computer game room, a billiard room, a baby game room, and a soul garden specially set up for children with cancer in Tiantai Mountain to provide patients and their families with a good time.

1, the first pediatric study of mixed THC/CBD sesame oil in Canada brings hope to children with drug-resistant epilepsy.

Researchers at SickKids in Toronto determined the safe dose and tolerance of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD) to reduce seizures and improve the quality of life (DRE) of children with drug-resistant epilepsy caused by Dravet syndrome. Dravet syndrome with long-term and frequent seizures is a rare and catastrophic form of epilepsy, which begins in the first year of life. Seizures are usually difficult to treat, and children have many other complications, such as developmental retardation and severe learning disabilities.

2. Epilepsy classroom

What is an epilepsy classroom?

The epilepsy classroom can meet the needs of children with intractable epilepsy (that is, they continue to have seizures despite the maximum drug treatment) and has recently been treated for intractable epilepsy.

Individualized learning and social emotional needs of children undergoing brain surgery.

This classroom is set up by the Brain and Mental Health Center of the hospital for sick children.

This is the 23rd classroom of the Ontario Ministry of Education.

Toronto Children's Hospital of Canada cooperates with the local school board; In other words, the Toronto District Primary School Board (TDSB) provides the scheme.

Children who enter the classroom will become students of "sick children", and OSR will be held in TDSB.

We have a multidisciplinary team, including special education teachers, education assistants, developmental pediatricians, neuropsychologists and social workers, to better understand the interaction between epilepsy and each student's learning situation and social emotional needs.

The classroom accepts students from grades 2 to 8, but in any year, it will accept students from four consecutive grades.

3. Establish epilepsy practice community.

The new plan of Toronto Children's Hospital in Canada is dedicated to creating a community of practice to expand people's understanding of how to better support children with epilepsy in the community. Project ECHO model directly provides nursing-based continuing professional education to front-line nursing providers in remote, rural and low-service areas by using video conferencing technology. Facts have proved that this is an effective way to improve the prognosis of patients with diseases who are usually cared for by experts in urban centers.

ECHO Project in Ontario: Lifelong Epilepsy brings together nine other comprehensive epilepsy projects for children and adults in the province, and adopts the method of all-teaching and all-knowledge information sharing to improve the epilepsy care for children and adolescents. We intend to invite pediatricians, family doctors, nurses, social workers and many other children exposed to epilepsy in Ontario to live. By establishing a partnership between community providers and epilepsy experts, we will enrich and empower each other in practice and work together to improve the care of children and adolescents with epilepsy.

MHH (MHH)

MHH (mhh) is one of the most intensive medical higher education institutions in Germany. Among various clinical research centers, its neurosurgery is particularly famous. In particular, Professor Joachim K. Krauss cooperated with the international team to develop guidelines for the treatment of dyskinesia and hydrocephalus, and at the same time provided professional training for doctors from all over the world who came to neurosurgery.

MHH's neurosurgery focuses on comprehensive patient care, providing world-class diagnosis, evaluation and surgical treatment for complex diseases of brain, spine and skull base, and maintaining close cooperation with many other departments and institutions. At present, neurosurgery has eight senior consultants, eighteen assistant doctors, four visiting doctors, seventy-one nursing staff, seven technicians, six researchers and five administrative staff. 20 1 1, and the amount of operation exceeded 2500 cases.