The desire to have a family is prevalent in young cancer survivors. But many patients may not discuss fertility preservation at diagnosis.
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Epilepsy Syndromes You Should Recognize
By Dr. Mary ZupancPediatric News Epilepsy is common, occurring in approximately 1 percent of people, with peak onset in infancy and childhood. It can have severe consequences in the developing brain, resulting in “hard wiring” for continued seizures and permanent cognitive, psychosocial, and motor delays. The critical factor in determining treatment and prognosis is recognizing […]
Provide CHOC Your Feedback, Complete the Physician Engagement Survey by May 26
CHOC 2015 Physician Engagement Survey will take place from April 27 to May 26. We highly encourage your participation in this brief online survey. Your valuable feedback will allow us to enhance our programs and services to better meet your needs and the needs of our patients and families. Please look for a survey invitation […]
See “CHOCAGO” April 2-4, benefiting CHOC
Known as one of Orange County’s most beloved events, the CHOC Follies is coming soon with their newest musical production, “CHOCAGO: An Orange County Vaudeville of Dudes, Dames and Debutantes!” benefiting CHOC. The show will be held April 2-4, at the Robert B. Moore Theater at Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Rd., in Costa Mesa. […]
CHOC Neuroscience Center Open House – April 16
Please join us for an open house showcasing the CHOC Neuroscience Center, on April 16, from 5 to 7 p.m., in the CHOC Commerce building: 505 S. Main Street, Suite 350, in Orange. Information on several CHOC Neuroscience programs will be available throughout the evening. The spacious new location features 15 exam rooms with large […]
Inpatient Feeding Disorders Program Publishes High Success Rate
The nationally recognized CHOC Multidisciplinary Feeding Program continues to grow in both size and prominence. A recent study published in the Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition showed that 90 percent of patients admitted into the hospital’s 19-day inpatient program for serious feeding disorders were successfully weaned from gastrostomy tube feeding by discharge. Demand for […]
