Condition library
Understanding paediatric neurology conditions
Clear, up-to-date explainers on the conditions our specialists review most often — including the latest research and emerging therapies. Each page is educational: it helps you understand a condition and prepare questions, and never replaces your treating clinician. This library will keep growing.
Dravet syndrome
A severe, SCN1A-related developmental and epileptic encephalopathy — with a fast-moving precision-medicine pipeline.
Learn more Neurogenetic / imprinting disorderAngelman syndrome
A UBE3A-related neurodevelopmental disorder — with antisense (ASO) therapies now in Phase 3 trials.
Learn more X-linked neurodevelopmental disorderRett syndrome
An MECP2-related disorder with the first approved medicine (trofinetide) — and MECP2 gene therapies now in registrational trials.
Learn more Motor / neurodevelopmental disorderCerebral palsy
The most common physical disability of childhood — where early detection, structured rehabilitation and orthopaedic care matter most, alongside emerging experimental therapies.
Learn more Neurodevelopmental disorderAutism spectrum disorder
A common, highly genetic neurodevelopmental condition — where early recognition, evidence-based support and honest appraisal of newer therapies matter most.
Learn more Developmental & epileptic encephalopathyWest syndrome (infantile spasms)
An infancy-onset epilepsy emergency — where how quickly the spasms are recognised and stopped strongly shapes a child's development.
Learn moreZatay Medical provides independent educational reviews only. Our reports are not a diagnosis, treatment, or prescription, and do not replace care from your treating physician.