Sutureless gastroschisis repair at CHOC allows infants to avoid anesthetization and ventilation and produces better cosmetic results.
Evaluating newer medications in the treatment of neonatal seizures; predicting future epilepsy risk after neonatal seizures
CHOC aims to improve care of neonatal seizures through research into medications with fewer side effects than traditional anti-epileptics.
AI-powered modeling, custom implants improve scoliosis surgery outcomes
CHOC uses innovative artificial intelligence (AI) tools to restore sagittal alignment using patient-specific rods to treat scoliosis.
Navigating pain management and the opioid epidemic from a palliative care approach
A CHOC palliative care expert offers strategies for pediatric pain management and responsible prescribing of opiates.
‘First of its kind’ pulmonary valve ‘grows’ with patients
Children who need pulmonary valve replacement benefit from surgery. The IRIS valve is built small enough to implant in very young patients.
Former patient’s volunteer work with colorectal team comes as program expands its services
A former CHOC patient born with imperforate anus offers support to families as the Colorectal and Urogenital Program grows.