News & Updates

Dr. Laura Blackwell speaking at the Pediatric Brain Injury Conference in Calgary
By PNL TEAM July 23, 2026
Dr. Laura Blackwell spoke at the sixth Biennial Conference on Pediatric Brain Injury in Calgary, presenting on biomarkers in the new TBI classification for children.
Dr. Blackwell and Jai Trivedi at the 2026 Neurotrauma Symposium
By PNL TEAM July 23, 2026
Dr. Laura Blackwell and Jai Trivedi presented research at the 2026 National Neurotrauma Society Symposium in Milwaukee on pediatric brain injury care and assessment.
Dr Reisner honored Children's Healthcare Atlanta patients staff Braves game
By PNL TEAM July 23, 2026
Dr. Reisner honored Children's Healthcare of Atlanta patients and staff at Braves on July 21 2026. He stepped onto field during the green out in the 8th inning time.
PNL receives check Emerging Leaders Children's Healthcare Atlanta May 12 2026
By PNL TEAM May 20, 2026
ELC presents Pediatric Neurotrauma Lab with donation May 12 2026 to support TBI biomarker research for precision treatment and reducing unnecessary imaging children.
Title: PNL Team Attends the 13th Annual ELC Scrubs Party Benefiting our TBI research! 
The Emerging
By PNL TEAM April 22, 2026
ELC 13th Annual Scrubs Party March 28 2026 raises over 500000 for Pediatric Neurotrauma Lab to support pediatric TBI research at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta GA.
Dr Reisner presents EANS webinar neuromonitoring children traumatic brain injury
By PNL TEAM April 22, 2026
Dr. Reisner presents at EANS webinar on neuromonitoring in children with traumatic brain injury. Topic covers the role of biomarkers in monitoring children with TBI.
During the pandemic , there has been no reliable biomarker for predicting # covid19 and # misc severity.
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Patient Stories & Highlights

Saydee’s story

Saydee sustained a concussion and a black eye and chipped her teeth during a softball game. After being treated through the Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Concussion Program, she is now back on the field and ready to play.

2015 November Comeback Athlete: Holland Carlton

After a concussion landed Holland at the doctor’s office, a CT scan revealed the last thing she and her family expected—a brain tumor. In March 2015, Holland underwent a nine-hour surgery to remove the growth. After the procedure, she had to relearn routine daily activities at the Children’s Inpatient Rehabilitation Program. She is now back on the field playing soccer and is preparing for the upcoming tryouts for the varsity team.