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Young Athlete Center Gets Rebecca Back in the Game

When 14-year-old Rebecca tore a ligament in her knee playing soccer, the team of pediatric-trained sports medicine experts at the St. Louis Children’s Hospital Young Athlete Center guided her safely back to the pitch. Learn how the Young Athlete Center can help your injured athlete ...
Neurodevelopment & Congenital Heart Disease

In our continuing education series, we discuss the topic of Neurodevelopment & congenital heart disease with special guests Caroline Lee, MD, Washington University pediatric cardiologist, and Mary Jane Broege, RN, CPNP. Moderator: Julie Stumpf, RN ...
Fontan: What’s On the Horizon

Presented at the Single Ventricle Family Forum 2021, Dr. Ybarra discusses what is on the horizon for patients with a Fontan physiology. Dr. Marion Ybarra Assistant Professor, Pediatric Cardiology Washington University School of Medicine Director, Comprehensive Fontan Clinic ...
Emergency Plans

American Academy of Asthma, Allergy & Immunology Emergency Care Plan American Academy of Pediatrics Emergency Care Plan Food Allergy + Anaphylaxis Emergency Care Plan (FARE) – English Food Allergy + ...
After Being Struck by a Rare Disease, Neurorehabilitation Patient is 'Back to Normal'

In March 2016, Leo Martin contracted a virus, but as a child with a history of asthma and allergies, his parents, Claire and Jason, had seen him sick before. After about a week they thought he had recovered, but this time something was different with ...
First Patient With Fontan Fenestration To Undergo Spinal Fusion At St. Louis Children’s Hospital

Julia Wynne has dealt with a wide variety of medical issues with fortitude and grace since the day she was born. The 15-year-old from Montana was born with a complex medical condition called VACTERL. ...
Heart Murmurs

Heart murmurs are extra or unusual sounds made by blood moving through the heart. Murmurs are graded on a scale of 1 to 6, with 1 being very faint and 6 being very loud. ...
Epilepsy Surgery: What to Expect

Epilepsy brain surgery offers life-changing potential for some children with seizures. Learn what to expect before, during and after your child’s surgery, including specialized testing that helps surgeons plan your child’s procedure and long-term follow-up care. ...
Rhinoplasty/Nasal Reconstruction Gallery

View before and after photos of children who have had nasal reconstruction due to congenital birth defects or trauma at St. Louis Children's Hospital. Learn more about child plastic surgery. ...
A Baby's Misshapen Head: When Is It Something More Serious?

About 1 in 2,000 babies is affected by craniosynostosis, in which the sutures of the skull bones close too early. This leads to an abnormally shaped head not related to external factors. ...