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If you have been told that your child needs surgery, it is essential to consider every alternative. That’s why we offer a Second Opinion Program – to provide you with immediate access to some of the most talented pediatric surgeons in the nation. ...

In 1989, Gregory Storch, MD, medical director of pediatric infection control at St. Louis Children's Hospital, saw his first case of a child infected by an HIV-positive mother. Unfortunately, this wasn't an isolated case but the beginning of an epidemic. ...

At St. Louis Children's Hospital our Child Life Services department's goal concerning outreach is to educate the community, students and professionals regarding the Child Life profession and how it can be beneficial to health care providers as well as the pediatric population. ...

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

In extratemporal epilepsy resective surgery, a surgeon removes a piece of brain tissue (outside of the temporal lobe) to treat seizure symptoms. Our nationally ranked pediatric epilepsy specialists perform this procedure on children of all ages, with precision and the utmost care. ...

Our graduates currently practice in a wide variety of pediatric health care settings across the United States. The positions held by these graduates, include but are not limited to, faculty members, clinical pharmacy specialists, administrative leaders and community care consultants. ...

Children’s Direct is a referring physician’s link to St. Louis Children’s Hospital and Washington University pediatric specialists 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Children’s Direct is a one-stop communication hub for anything a referring physician may need: - Admit a patient - Transport ...

The Child Protection Program provides sexual abuse evaluations on an outpatient basis in our Sexual Abuse Management (SAM) Clinic and inpatient abuse consultations that may include psychosocial assessments and medical documentation of suspected abuse or neglect. ...

To reach our Media Relations team during office hours, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., please call 314.286.0375. After hours, please call 314.454.6000 to page the Media Relations representative on call. Thank you! Guidelines for Working with Media Relations ...

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