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Spring 2024 - Washington University Advances in Pediatrics Join Washington University physicians at St. Louis Children’s Hospital to learn more about topics relevant to pediatric providers. Agenda 8:00am: Conference Registration ...

Join St. Louis Children's Hospital and WashU Medicine for our 15th annual Pediatric Trauma Symposium, offered virtually on three different dates to accommodate your busy schedule. Experts will present live ...

We have specially designed facilities for treating pediatric blood disorders, including separate infusion facilities just for young children and teens. We offer the latest treatments, including stem cell transplants. ...

At your visit to the Stroke and Cerebrovascular Program, a pediatric neurologist will evaluate your child’s risk for a stroke and help you and your child address that risk, as needed. ...

Would You Like Copies of the Presentations? St. Louis Children’s Hospital has gone green and no longer prints presentation handouts. Many attendees have asked for the ability to print the handouts themselves and to that effect, we have created this page for you to view ...

Would You Like Copies of the Presentations? St. Louis Children’s Hospital has gone green and no longer prints presentation handouts. Many attendees have asked for the ability to print the handouts themselves and to that effect, we have created this page for you to view ...

Directions: Pediatric Acute Wound Service patients must go to Admitting on the 1st floor. Take the Atrium/Green elevators to Floor 1. Exit the elevators to your left and walk straight. You will see desks ahead on the left for Patient Registration/Admitting. From the 1st floor ...

Directions: Walk straight until you reach the mural/Orange elevators at the end of the hall. Take the Orange elevators to Floor 11. Exit the elevators away from the windows and turn left, following the signage. The Pediatric Clinical Research Unit will be on your right ...

The Pediatric Hypertension Program at St. Louis Children’s Hospital now offers an advanced technology that has already proven effective as a diagnostic tool in adult patients with high blood pressure. The SphygmoCorÒ measures central blood pressure, the blood pressure at the aorta, which has been ...

David Hunstad, MD, has been named director of the Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases at St. Louis Children’s Hospital (SLCH) and Washington University School of Medicine (WUSM). Dr. Hunstad, an associate professor of pediatrics and of molecular microbiology, succeeds Gregory Storch, MD, the Ruth L ...