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Pediatric ER The pediatric emergency unit at Missouri Baptist Medical Center is staffed 24-7 by Washington University pediatricians and specialty-trained pediatric nurses from St. Louis Children's Hospital dedicated to the health needs and comfort of children and their families. Features of the pediatric unit include: Online emergency room check-in Treatment rooms, sized just for kids with kid-friendly amenities Six inpatient beds that allow physicians to admit children overnight for observation or treatment Imaging services "Ouchless" techniques to help take the scariness out of their visit ...

World-class pediatric care is now available in North County. Pediatric ER The St. Louis Children’s Hospital at Northwest HealthCare emergency room (ER) is now staffed 24-7 by Washington University pediatricians and nurses whose entire focus is caring for children with a variety of illnesses and injuries. Common pediatric conditions treated at Northwest Healthcare’s pediatric emergency unit include: Minor injuries Asthma and respiratory illnesses Dehydration Broken bones and fractures Cuts, scrapes and lacerations Acute belly pain Ear aches Flu Vomiting In cases where more specialized care is ...

St. Louis Children’s Hospital has a multidisciplinary team who work together to protect the brains and development of children with Moyamoya. Moyamoya is a disease of abnormal blood vessels in the brain that can occur in children. ...

St. Louis Children's Hospital's pediatric liver care expertise is known worldwide. The Pediatric Liver Disease Center physician-scientists regularly participate in collaborative research efforts, including: Childhood Liver Disease Research Network This group brings together physicians, nurses, researchers and patient support organizations in both the United States ...

Indi Trehan, MD, Washington University emergency medicine and infectious diseases physician at St. Louis Children’s Hospital, was first author of guidelines for treating children with Ebola virus that were published Jan. 8 in The Journal of Pediatrics. ...

St. Louis Children’s Hospital provides pediatric CT scans, CT and MRI Angioplasty, MRI, exams, ultrasounds and diagnostic tests. View our tests, diagnostic procedures and nuclear medicine as well as our sedation technique and radiation protocols. ...

Colds and flu are caused by different viruses, but they have similar symptoms. Kirstin Lee, MD, a Washington University pediatric hospitalist at St. Louis Children’s Hospital, says there are three signs parents can watch out for. ...

If you have been told that your child needs neurosurgery, it is essential to consider every alternative. That's why we offer a second opinion - to provide you with immediate access to some of the most talented pediatric neurosurgeons in the nation. ...

Emergency care focused on kids: Kids are not just mini adults — so their emergency care should be treated accordingly. Our emergency services are just for kids: Every physician in our ER is certified by the State of Missouri in pediatric emergency medicine. ...

We have the largest pediatric sickle cell disease program in Missouri, focused on innovative treatments and support services for children and families. Our support services include a caregiver support group and assistance for children who need help with school. ...