CHOC’s treatment technique for problem tonsils reduces the rate of bleeding, use of opiates and recovery time for pediatric patients.
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CHOC’s cochlear implant program is now a major player in the region
CHOC’s Cochlear Implant Program is growing, offering more pediatric patients, like 5-year-old Camilia, the opportunity to hear.
Q&A with Neurosurgeon Dr. William Loudon: How pediatric-focused trauma care improves outcomes
Dr. Loudon explains why pediatric trauma patients benefit from pediatric-focused care at CHOC’s Level I trauma center.
New surveillance program for congenital heart disease patients yields vast improvements in neurodevelopmental care
The Cardiac Neurodevelopmental Clinic (CNC) at CHOC’s Heart Institute is helping patients like Grace make vast improvements with their neurodevelopment.
CHOC study finds COVID-19 infection in newborns, though rare, may result in severe disease
CHOC’s study published in the Pediatrics journal finds that though COVID-19 infections in newborns are rare, they may cause severe disease.
New clinic and study site for patients with rare syndrome Fragile X opens in Thompson Autism and Neurodevelopmental Center
The Fragile X Clinic at CHOC will be devoted to the diagnosis, treatment, and study of the rare genetic condition of Fragile X syndrome.
