As part of the 16th Pediatric Neurology Conference, Northwest General Hospital & Research Center successfully hosted a pre-conference workshop on the Hammersmith Infant Neurological Examination (HINE) Score. The workshop, held under the theme “Early Pick Does the Trick”, highlighted the significance of early detection of neurological abnormalities in infants.

Expert Speaker & Key Objectives

The workshop was led by Dr. Raman Kumar, Consultant Pediatric Neurologist from Liaquat National Hospital, Karachi. Dr. Kumar provided an in-depth exploration of the HINE Score, a vital clinical tool for assessing infants at risk of neurodevelopmental disorders, including cerebral palsy. The session focused on:

The critical role of early neurological assessment.

Practical applications of the HINE Score in clinical settings.

Hands-on training to enhance diagnostic skills among participants.

Organizational Efforts & Acknowledgments

The event was meticulously organized by Dr. Muhammad Athar Khalily, Pediatric Neurologist at Northwest General Hospital, whose efforts were instrumental in the workshop’s success.

Concluding the session, Dr. Athar Khalily extended heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Raman Kumar, acknowledging his valuable contribution in educating participants and reinforcing the essential role of early diagnosis in pediatric neurology.

The workshop received widespread appreciation from attendees, including pediatricians, neurologists, and medical trainees. Participants lauded the session for its practical insights and hands-on training, which are expected to enhance early neurological evaluations and interventions in clinical practice.