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Muscular Dystrophy Clinic and Pediatric Neuromuscular Program

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Appointments are available with a physician's referral. Call Central Scheduling toll-free (877) 607-5280 or (414) 607-5280. 

The Pediatric Neuromuscular Program offers a comprehensive approach to the diagnosis and management of all types of motor disorders, including muscular dystrophy. Children's Hospital offers the latest treatments and therapies to muscular dystrophy patients and those with neuromuscular diseases. Some of these provided through the Neurophysiology Laboratory include:

  • Specialized electromyography (EMG) and nerve condition velocity (NCV) studies.
  • Repetitive stimulation and single fiber EMG.
  • Central EMG and somatosensory evoked potentials.

Location
Neuroscience Center, Children's Clinics Building, Suite 209. Children's Hospital is located just outside Milwaukee.

What happens at a clinic visit?

Clinical diagnoses begins with a thorough family medical history. The team works with the family to create a plan of care for each patient.

Who will I see?

All patients are seen by a pediatric neurologist, a pediatric physiatrist (a physician specializing in pediatric rehabilitation) and a genetics counselor. This team also consults with other specialists as needed.

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