What are the duties of a Pediatric Neurologist?
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Google for : Pediatric Neurology\nhttp://www.healthsystem.virginia.edu/internet/neurology-care/pediatric-neurology.cfm\nhttp://www.childneurologysociety.org/about/\n\nIf you are interested in the career or in obtaining the services of a Pediatric Neurologist, or just need more information, please let us know.
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Pretty much anything that you are concern about your child doing or not doing.  If it is not a medical question, they should be able to point you in the correct direction to get an expert answer.  \n\nIf your child has had issues in the past or has a chronic ondition, you should definitely ask about any updates and be sure to share anything that you have noticed regarding the condition.
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While you state tha you have seen a doctor, Yahoo Answers is no place for this type of question. Even if qualified Neurologists replied, they could not accurately provide a diagnosis withou examining your daughter.\n\nCauses of severe headaches:\nMigraine\nTrauma\nBrain bleed\nInfection\nHypertension\nTumor\nParasites\nand the list goes on.\nIf the MRI and CTScan are negative and she is still symptomatic, I would press to see a specialist. Have a Radiologist look at the films. See another neurologist for a second opinion. Don't stand still, but proceed forward and ask about the next step. Can they do a contrast study MRI?\nWhat has your daughter's health been like before? Has she visited any foreign places? Been ill recently? College is a common place for menigitis and viral outbreaks. You should rule these out.\n\nheadaches can also be caused be extreme stress, whihc is not uncommon in college.\n\nGood luck, but direct your questions to an MD!
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http://yellowpages.sulekha.com/delhi/clinics-doctors/child-specialists/32.htm\n\nyou get a list of doctors in that link.
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Nervous: Neurologist\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neurological_disorders\n\nFoot: Podiatrist\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doctor_of_Podiatric_Medicine
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Nothing much.\n\nHe should make sure that the physicians demands are fulfilled upto mark.\n\nTake a good picture.
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Neurosonographers use ultrasound technology to focus on the nervous system, including the brain. In neonatal care, neurosonographers study and diagnose neurological and nervous system disorders in premature infants. They also may scan blood vessels to check for abnormalities indicating a stroke in infants diagnosed with sickle cell anemia. Like other sonographers, neurosonographers operate transducers to perform the ultrasound, but use different frequencies and beam shapes than obstetric and abdominal sonographers. \n\nObstetric and gynecologic sonographers specialize in the study of the female reproductive system. This includes one of the more well known uses of sonography: examining the fetus of a pregnant woman to track its growth and health.
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You need to find a very good neurologist who understands children. She probably will need medication to avoid seizures.  I suspect the doctor will tell you that she stands a good chance to lead a good normal life if she is treated correctly. Good luck.
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http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/neurologicdiseases.html
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To advise the child on legal and court matters.
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Full time housewife and mother. We have had many visits to a neurologist for  our daughter, I wish you the best.
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I'm guessing this is for a class... I don't know about a single condition, but all the things you listed are consistent with lower motor neuron, cranial nerve deficiencies. Can the baby see, move its eyes, or smell? if so, there are defects in cranial nerves 5-12, and perhaps some spinal nerves as well, depending on the baby's activity. Either there was trauma to the pons/medulla or a severe birth defect/ genetic condition, or some type of autoimmune reaction against the myelination systems of the nervous system (oligodendrocytes or Schwann cells).  this is a very poorly worded question; perhaps you could clarify.
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Are you looking for a pediatrician? A pediatric dentist? A pediatric psychologist? A pediatric occupational therapist?\n\nYou should call a hospital near you and ask them HOW to get the referral that you need.  They should be able to direct you.
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Neurologist specialize in treating disorders of the nerves. Your orthopedic doctor specializes in treating disorders of bones and joints. Your ortho doc cannot find any clear cut reason for your ongoing symptoms. He is probably hoping that the neurologist can find something he missed. \nBe very thankful that you do not have any bulging discs. Some neurologists are very good at diagnosing and treating pain phenomena. They can perform never blocks to provide long term non-narcotic pain relief of some types of nerve pain and are better at prescribing medicine for nerve pain than most other doctors. ~~Gary RN
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Diagnose and treat diseases and physiological or psychiatric disorders, Order laboratory tests, X-rays and other diagnostic procedures.  Prescribe medication and treatment and refer patients for surgery. Act as consultants to other physicians
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For just about every sub-specialty that general physicians have, there are ones for children.  Examples:\n\nPediatric Neurology\nPediatric Gastroenterology\nPediatric Psychiatry\nPediatric Oncology\n\nMore subspecialties listed here:\n\nhttp://www.vcu.edu/pediatrics/overview/divisions.html
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Oh I thought your child had a problem not you. For a start you could get an MRI scan to see if you have a brain.