- medical school: University of Science and Technology. School of Medical Sciences - Kumasi, Ghana
- internship: Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital - Kumasi, Ghana
- residency: New York Medical College, Metropolitan Hospital - New York, New York
- fellowship: Cincinnati Children's Hospital - Cincinnati, Ohio
- board certification: child neurology and sleep medicine
Samuel Dzodzomenyo, MD
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Narcolepsy, parasomnia, seizures in sleep
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Samuel Dzodzomenyo, MD is a physician in the sleep medicine and neurology departments at Dayton Children's.
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09/30/24
The nurses and the doctors were absolutely great. The nurse came in. She was absolutely amazing. She explained everything to us. She was 100% awesome. The doctors were great. I am extremely happy with the visit and how things went.
09/04/24
The doctor was very friendly, outgoing, very easy to understand, answered all the questions that we had and made my son and I feel very comfortable with the next steps of doing the sleep study and what we needed to do to prepare for the sleep study and we felt very comfortable with all the answers that we got and it was a very pleasant experience. Thank you.
09/03/24
My grandson was nervous to be at the doctor, but the doctor made him feel at ease. And he was very understanding and very explanatory about what was going on and everything. He was very good with my child.
08/07/24
Dr. Dzodzomenyo did a phenomenal job with my son. He recommended him for a sleep study, with a nap study as well. When we came to meet with him for the debrief, he was knowledgeable, explained things, and made sure we understood everything. It was very well broken down, and he helped us understand it in what I would call layman's terms, and paused for allowing us to ask questions. So we had an excellent experience with Dr. Dzodzomenyo. He did make a psych referral from there. Unfortunately, due to my son's age, Dayton Children's cannot see him. So hopefully they can find us a referral to a doctor that will see him because he's 17 plus. He's over that halfway mark on 17, so it kind of stinks, but I understand it. But that has nothing to do with Dr. Dzodzomenyo.
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