Dr. Anderson specializes in identifying ways to improve the outcomes of ill neonates and implementing interventions to optimize brain growth and neurodevelopmental outcomes.
Obstetric device doubles as effective way to correct infant ‘ping pong’ skull fractures
A paper by CHOC clinicians concludes the device is a “safe and effective noninvasive option” for infants in certain circumstances.
CHOC earns national distinction as Batten Disease Center of Excellence
CHOC is one of five Batten Disease Centers of Excellence across the country and the only one on the West Coast.
Leading research into early rehabilitation for neonatal strokes
Neonatal stroke may lead to cerebral palsy, but early rehabilitation can limit disability. CHOC researchers are at the forefront of improving outcomes.
Surveillance program for patients with congenital heart disease a success
In novel program, congenital heart disease patients are being monitored at CHOC for longtime success.
CHOC IRB members serve critical role of protecting the rights of human research subjects
Meet members of CHOC’s institutional review boards (IRB), who protect the rights and welfare of pediatric patients recruited to participate in studies.
