Pediatric Neurologist, Epileptologist; Assistant Professor
Dr. Maryam Nouri is a pediatric neurologist specializing in neurological disorders, especially aspects of epilepsy in children such as autoimmune and genetic epilepsy, advanced neuroimaging techniques in epilepsy, and inflammatory brain disorders such as vasculitis.
Through the Paediatric Epilepsy Program at the London Health Sciences Centre, and in collaboration with other research centres, Dr. Nouri works to expand the accuracy and scope of diagnoses of children living with epilepsy. She is also interested in epidemiology and the global burden of neurological disorders.
Dr. Maryam Nabavi-Nouri joined the Department of Paediatrics and Clinical Neurological Sciences at Western University as an assistant professor in October 2018.
Dr. Nabavi-Nouri received her medical degree from Iran University of Medical Sciences in Tehran in 2009. She completed her paediatric neurology residency at the Hospital for Sick Children/University of Toronto in 2016. Through a fellowship grant from Canadian League against Epilepsy, she finished her Neurophysiology/Pediatric epilepsy fellowship at University of British Colombia with a focus on pediatric EEG interpretation and epilepsy surgery evaluations. She is pursuing a Masters in Clinical epidemiology through London School of Health of Tropical Medicine. She is expanding the pediatric epilepsy research program focusing on multi-center studies to understand the pathophysiology of autoimmune causes of epilepsy, while improving diagnostic accuracy, access to disease-modifying therapies, and patient outcomes. Her research interests further include medically refractory epilepsy, epilepsy surgery, epidemiological studies in epilepsy and global burden of neurological disorders.
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About Maryam Nouri
Dr. Maryam Nouri is a pediatric neurologist specializing in neurological disorders, especially aspects of epilepsy in children such as autoimmune and genetic epilepsy, advanced neuroimaging techniques in epilepsy, and inflammatory brain disorders such as vasculitis.
Through the Paediatric Epilepsy Program at the London Health Sciences Centre, and in collaboration with other research centres, Dr. Nouri works to expand the accuracy and scope of diagnoses of children living with epilepsy. She is also interested in epidemiology and the global burden of neurological disorders.
Dr. Maryam Nabavi-Nouri joined the Department of Paediatrics and Clinical Neurological Sciences at Western University as an assistant professor in October 2018.
Dr. Nabavi-Nouri received her medical degree from Iran University of Medical Sciences in Tehran in 2009. She completed her paediatric neurology residency at the Hospital for Sick Children/University of Toronto in 2016. Through a fellowship grant from Canadian League against Epilepsy, she finished her Neurophysiology/Pediatric epilepsy fellowship at University of British Colombia with a focus on pediatric EEG interpretation and epilepsy surgery evaluations. She is pursuing a Masters in Clinical epidemiology through London School of Health of Tropical Medicine. She is expanding the pediatric epilepsy research program focusing on multi-center studies to understand the pathophysiology of autoimmune causes of epilepsy, while improving diagnostic accuracy, access to disease-modifying therapies, and patient outcomes. Her research interests further include medically refractory epilepsy, epilepsy surgery, epidemiological studies in epilepsy and global burden of neurological disorders.
| Present | Assistant Professor, Western University ‐ Department of Paediatrics | |
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| Present | Associate Scientist, Lawson Health Research Institute ‐ Children's Health Research Institute (CHRI) | |
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| Present | Neurologist, Epileptologist, London Health Sciences Centre ‐ Children's Hospital, Paediatric Epilepsy Program | |
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Disciplines
Neurology and Pediatrics
Research Interests
Epilepsy, EEG Technology, Epilepsy Surgery, Drug-Resistant Epilepsy, Autoimmune Diseases and Disorders, Genetic Epilepsy, Neuroimaging, Epidemiology, Global Health, Inflammatory Brain Disorders, Clinical Research, Children's Health, Neurological Disorders, Vascular Diseases and Disorders, and Neurosurgery