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Our patients have access to leading global experts in pediatric neuromuscular diseases. As early adopters of new therapies, we work with other specialists in our combined clinic to ensure complete care for our patients. ...

Doctor’s offices and therapy locations offering world-class pediatric care in north St. Louis County. Pediatric Therapy Services Children’s Therapy at Northwest HealthCare is a state-of-the-art facility designed to meet the needs of pediatric patients in north St. Louis County. Our skilled pediatric therapists provide outpatient treatment for sports injuries, post-surgical care, developmental differences, communication disorders, sensory regulation and fine motor deficits, feeding disorders and neurological impairments. Common pediatric conditions treated at Northwest Healthcare’s pediatric ...

PGY1 Required Clinical Rotations PGY1 Elective Clinical Rotations (four to six weeks) Orientation (four weeks) Infectious Diseases General Pediatrics (six weeks) Solid Organ Transplant Hematology/Oncology (four weeks) Emergency Medicine Neonatal ICU (four weeks) Cardiac ICU ( Cardiology required as pre-requisite) Pediatric ICU (four weeks) Bone ...

The Division of Gastroenterology and Nutrition provides care for common and complex gastrointestinal, liver, pancreatic and nutritional disorders. Find information on inflammatory bowel disease, hepatic disorders and more. For more information, call us at 314-454-KIDS (5437) or 1-800-678-KIDS (5437). ...

All our transport team nurses are registered nurses and are required to have a minimum of 5 years’ experience in the emergency unit (EU), NICU or PICU. Our transport team paramedics have extensive EMS field experience and are highly skilled in management of emergent situations. ...

When it comes to a baby's skin, less is best. Less moisture, less chemicals, less sun and less heat equal less worry, says Susan Bayliss, MD, pediatric dermatologist at St. Louis Children's Hospital. ...

Pediatric flatfoot refers to several conditions that have one feature in common—a complete or partial collapse of the foot’s arch. The more serious forms of the condition—called “rigid” flatfoot—are tarsal coalition and vertical talus. ...

Our pediatric cancer experts provide specialized treatment for children with childhood cancers, including targeted therapies, clinical trials and stem cell transplants. We also offer ongoing support for children during and after their treatment. ...

View before and after photos of St. Louis Children's Hospital patients that have had ear surgery. For more information on pediatric plastic surgery at St. Louis Children's Hospital, call 314-454-KIDS (5437). ...

Our team uses the latest noninvasive pediatric epilepsy treatments, including antiseizure medications, to help minimize or stop seizures in children with epilepsy. We have specialized expertise in the ketogenic diet and other dietary treatments for epilepsy. ...