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While the internet has improved access to health information, there is a downside. Some information may be outdated or just plain incorrect. ...

We treat every type of brain and spinal tumor in children, from gliomas to medulloblastomas. Learn about different types of brain tumors. ...

The Center for Cerebral Palsy Spasticity was led by pediatric neurosurgeon T. S. Park, MD, is a world leader in developing and refining selective dorsal rhizotomy until his retirement in 2024. He is succeeded by his colleague, Jarod Roland, MD, who trained under Dr. Park ...

We have one of the best safety track records in the region when it comes to craniosynostosis surgery. ...

Joe and Cecilia Detwiler were critically injured in a motor vehicle accident near their family farm. ...

View before and after photos of patients who have undergone craniosynostosis repair at St. Louis Children's Hospital. Learn more about the Craniosynostosis Program by calling 314.454.5437 or 800.678.5437. ...

PAWS is designed to complement your primary care physician’s services. During your first visit you will meet with a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (PNP) for consultation and medical history evaluation. This examination will aid in identifying the type of wound your child has and the underlying ...

After suffering a stroke at age 3, Emiliano De Lira Muñoz is looking forward to riding horses again. ...

Our patients with cerebral palsy see a care team, not just one provider. This means more comprehensive care — and less time going to appointments. Learn more about our innovative, whole-child method for caring for children with cerebral palsy. ...

St. Louis Children’s Hospital is among the only places in the U.S. that performs corneal neurotization for kids with corneal anesthesia or neurotrophic keratitis. ...