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Moyamoya Disease: A Coordinated Approach to Care		Release Date: Monday, July 29, 2019 End Date: Wednesday, April 1, 2020	Credits: NON CME ACTIVITY (0.00 hours) Children with moyamoya disease have a progressive narrowing of the carotid arteries, which feed oxygen-rich blood to the brain. As they narrow, blood flow to the brain is reduced and very serious symptoms can occur, including stroke. Moyamoya disease requires coordinated care from neurologists, neurosurgeons and other stroke specialists. At Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, stroke and rehabilitation specialists from the dedicated Pediatric Stroke Program work in close partnership with the pediatric neurosurgery team to provide comprehensive care for children with moyamoya disease from the time of diagnosis through surgery, rehabilitation therapy and beyond. A common surgical treatment for moyamoya disease is an indirect bypass. Two common approaches used for this type of brain surgery include pial synangiosis and encephaloduroarteriosynangiosis (EDAS). Neurosurgeons at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia have expertise in these surgical procedures. Details	zzzzzzzzz		Enduring Material	7/29/2019 10:45:01 AM	NON CME ACTIVITY,
Interdisciplinary Pediatric Airway Skills Education (PASE) Program		Release Date: Friday, October 20, 2017 End Date: Wednesday, April 1, 2020	Credits: NON CME ACTIVITY (0.00 hours) These three online modules are recommended for all physicians, nurses, and other allied health providers (non-anesthesiologists) who will care for children requiring airway support or intervention. They are prerequisites for an in-person airway skills teaching session. Author(s): Justin Lockman, MD Details	zzzzzzzzz		Enduring Material	10/19/2017 12:28:55 PM	NON CME ACTIVITY,

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Moyamoya Disease: A Coordinated Approach to Care

Release Date: Monday, July 29, 2019
End Date: Wednesday, April 1, 2020

Credits: NON CME ACTIVITY (0.00 hours)

Children with moyamoya disease have a progressive narrowing of the carotid arteries, which feed oxygen-rich blood to the brain. As they narrow, blood flow to the brain is reduced and very serious symptoms can occur, including stroke.

Moyamoya disease requires coordinated care from neurologists, neurosurgeons and other stroke specialists. At Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, stroke and rehabilitation specialists from the dedicated Pediatric Stroke Program work in close partnership with the pediatric neurosurgery team to provide comprehensive care for children with moyamoya disease from the time of diagnosis through surgery, rehabilitation therapy and beyond.

A common surgical treatment for moyamoya disease is an indirect bypass. Two common approaches used for this type of brain surgery include pial synangiosis and encephaloduroarteriosynangiosis (EDAS). Neurosurgeons at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia have expertise in these surgical procedures.

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Interdisciplinary Pediatric Airway Skills Education (PASE) Program

Release Date: Friday, October 20, 2017
End Date: Wednesday, April 1, 2020

Credits: NON CME ACTIVITY (0.00 hours)

These three online modules are recommended for all physicians, nurses, and other allied health providers (non-anesthesiologists) who will care for children requiring airway support or intervention. They are prerequisites for an in-person airway skills teaching session. Author(s): Justin Lockman, MD

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