(Source: All Children's Hospital Inc) Posted on Nov 03,2015 Josh Rosario, age 7, has had epilepsy since early childhood. While his disease has improved under the care of pediatric epileptologist Parrish Winesett, M.D., at All Children's Hospital Johns Hopkins Medicine, he still has 50 or more seizures each day. Josh has Lennox-Gastaut syndrome, a particularly challenging and treatment-resistant form of epilepsy. Robin, Josh's mom, sums it up this way: 'His brain pops like popcorn.' This Naples family hoped that a state-of-the-art robotic neurosurgery system now available at All Children's will help Josh have far fewer seizures-or perhaps even become seizure-free. All Children's is the first...
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