A child may need evaluation by a paediatric neurologist for recurrent seizures, unusual movements, developmental delay, muscle weakness, loss of previously acquired skills, persistent headaches, balance problems, sleep-related neurological symptoms or other concerns involving the nervous system.

Video EEG or VEEG monitoring records brain electrical activity together with a video of the child. It helps doctors identify whether unusual episodes are seizures, determine seizure type and assess children with difficult-to-control epilepsy.

Yes. Many childhood seizure disorders can be managed with appropriate anti-seizure medications and regular follow-up. Treatment depends on the seizure type, underlying cause, EEG findings and the child's overall neurological condition.

Possible signs include persistent muscle weakness, delayed walking, frequent falls, difficulty climbing stairs, reduced endurance, loss of motor skills or abnormal muscle tone. A paediatric neurological evaluation can help identify the underlying cause.

Yes. Sleep studies may be recommended for selected children with significant sleep disturbances, suspected sleep-related breathing problems or unusual behaviours occurring during sleep.

Yes. The Paediatric Neurology team evaluates children with concerns involving motor development, speech, learning, coordination, muscle tone and other developmental milestones and can coordinate appropriate multidisciplinary therapy when required.