Dr. Kaajal Parbhoo

Kaajal Parbhoo is a clinical researcher whose work centers on pediatric neurology and infectious diseases affecting the central nervous system. Her scholarship reflects a strong engagement with complex neurological conditions in children, particularly within resource-constrained and high-burden settings. Through clinically grounded research, she contributes to improving diagnostic precision and therapeutic strategies in challenging cases.

Her publication in Epilepsia Open explores treatment strategies for Infantile Epileptic Spasms Syndrome, incorporating stakeholder perspectives to inform decisions around combination and sequential therapies. This work highlights an interest in evidence-based care pathways and collaborative clinical decision-making in pediatric epilepsy.

In Tropical Medicine and Infectious Disease, Parbhoo co-authored a detailed case study on disseminated human subarachnoid coenurosis caused by Taenia serialis. By integrating molecular diagnostics with clinical and radiological findings, this contribution advances understanding of rare parasitic CNS infections and underscores the importance of accurate species identification in guiding management. Current insights are based on a limited body of available publications.