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Pediatric Lung Transplant Program Volume & Outcomes for St. Louis Children's Hospital. Learn about patient outcomes and the number of transplants performed. Learn more about the treatment of lung disease in children. Contact us today to schedule an appointment for a lung transplant. ...

Limping can be caused by something as simple as an object in a child’s shoe or a blister on a child’s foot. A limp can also be a sign of a more serious issue like a broken bone or an infection, and in rare cases ...

Transverse myelitis is a neurological condition that happens when both sides of the same section of the spinal cord become inflamed. This inflammation can damage myelin, the fatty substance that covers your nerves. ...

Asthma is a disease that can most certainly be managed so that every child is able to participate in sports. The goal of asthma control is simple. ...

At the Down Syndrome Center, we want to help your child reach his or her full potential in all aspects of life. To achieve that goal, proper health care is instrumental in your child’s development. That’s why our comprehensive, multi-disciplinary center focuses on helping to ...

Raising St. Louis provides a critical safety net that supports families from pregnancy through a child’s early development stages, all free of charge. Community Health Educators and Nurses for Newborns meet families in the home or another convenient location and offer healthcare, educational services, and ...

Physical and occupational therapists support the surgeons of the Brachial Plexus Clinic at St. Louis Children's Hospital. Working together to evaluate and treat each child during initial and follow-up clinic visits, therapists provide detailed, age-specific home programs for each child. Our therapists are trained in ...

HEY Support Group is a community of youths who have HIV. Started in 1997, this group provides young people with an environment where they can listen to others' and share their own experiences about life with HIV. ...

Children’s After Hours provides convenient medical care for your child’s illnesses and injuries by specially-trained pediatric nurse practitioners. After Hours is a kid-focused and faster alternative to ERs when your pediatrician’s office is closed, for the same copay as you'd pay at the pediatrician's office. Walk-ins are welcome at all Washington University Children’s After Hours locations. However, patients who walk-in will be placed in the earliest schedule time slot, if one is available. Patients will be seen in order of scheduled arrival time unless emergency care is required. To reduce ...

Pleuropulmonary blastoma (PPB) is a rare type of childhood lung tumor. It can begin in either the lung tissue or the chest cavity and can occur in very young children. ...