Shenandoah Robinson

Dr. Shenandoah Robinson, a pediatric neurosurgeon at Johns Hopkins, dives into the complexities of childhood-onset hydrocephalus. He discusses its varied causes and the lifelong management implications for children. The conversation highlights the challenges of early diagnosis, the use of shunts and technological tools for care management, and the potential complications of shunt taps. Emphasizing a multidisciplinary approach, Robinson explores innovative treatment options and the future of fetal interventions in managing this condition.