
Hope for HH is co-sponsoring the 4th International Symposium on Hypothalamic Hamartomas – a professional symposium for HH investigators, clinicians
In this blog series, we will introduce you to several internationally recognized clinicians and researchers who are thought leaders both inside and outside of HH and who will serve as facilitators, presenters
Meet Dr. Christine Bulteau
Dr. Christine Bulteau is Professor of Pediatric Neurosurgery at René Debré University Hospital as well as Neuro-pediatrician at Adolphe Rothschild Foundation in Paris, France. Pr Bulteau research focus
Dr. Bulteau will be presenting the Effect of HH Surgery on Behavior and Cognition during the session titled IMPACT OF SURGERY ON COMORBIDITIES.
What is your specialty training and background?
I am a pediatric neurologist and a specialist in developmental cognitive psychology in pediatric neurology and more particularly in childhood epilepsy.
How did you become interested in HH research and care? What are your contributions to the HH field of research and care?
I belong to the pediatric epilepsy surgery task force (ILAE) since 2003 and participated
The Symposium is important because
As the disease is quite rare and the anatomical presentation may differ from small to giant HH with
Outside of work passions
Hiking , traveling, classic dancing, fitness, reading, swimming , scuba diving.
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