A two-stage approach was devised for Taylor, whose left ventricle was too underdeveloped for her aortic arch to be repaired straight away.
Neurosurgery-orthopedics partnership yields strong outcomes for complex spinal patients
Born with spina bifida, Sophia’s sunny space and disposition give no clue to her challenging childhood.
National brain mapping study receives its first ‘magical’ gift from patient with cancer
Ethan Nguyen is the first pediatric patient to become part of an NIH-funded study that began in 2022 and is led by UC Irvine.
Parents of 1-year-old with exceedingly rare and life-threatening mitochondrial disease entrust Rady Children’s above anywhere else
With time not on their side, CHOC care team pulls out all stops to save life of Emery Kline.
Compassionate-use therapies for a deadly infection save the life of cancer patient
CHOC infectious disease expert Dr. Erlinda “Chulie” Ulloa makes history nationally with investigational medication.
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.
