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View the lung transplant statistics for the pediatric Lung Transplant Program at St. Louis Children's Hospital. Find out the average wait times for various ages and the number of procedures performed at St. Louis Children's Hospital. For more information on the Lung Transplant Program, call ...

Malcolm E. Berry recently joined the executive leadership team as Chief Development Officer of the St. Louis Children’s Hospital Foundation. ...

Fri., Oct 26 11:30 am Registration and lunch - provided 12:00 pm Pediatric Somatic Symptom Disorders: What's a Pediatrician to Do? - Suzanne Thompson, Ph.D. 1:00 pm Practical Hematology- Fred ...

The Vertical Expandable Prosthetic Titanium Rib (VEPTR) device is a metal rod curved to fit the back of the chest and spine which is placed in an up and down position. It can be expanded as the child grows. ...

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I often encounter emergency department (ED) visits for complaints about foot injuries from stepping on a nail or other sharp objects, whether it is kids playing inside the home in the basement, in the yard or out on walks. Puncture wounds to the foot are ...

The new term "sharenting" is a portmanteau from the words "sharing" and "parenting." It refers to the practice of parents publicizing a large amount of potentially sensitive content about their children on the internet. You might love to share pictures and updates about your family ...

Join WashU Pediatric Grand Rounds for weekly presentations on various topics. When: Friday's 12–1 p.m. *If times change for special presentations they will be shown on this page. Check back for updates. Where: Virtual through the Zoom Link provided below, or in person at St ...

Dysphagia means trouble swallowing. This condition happens when food or liquids can’t pass easily from your child’s mouth, into the throat, down the esophagus, and into the stomach when swallowing. ...