Expert in-utero surgery at the Johns Hopkins Center for Fetal Therapy and coordinated treatment helped baby Myles overcome a rare diagnosis.

Adrienne and Jim Walsh's unborn daughter developed CDH, a serious prenatal defect. In-utero surgery and specialized life support afterward helped baby Autumn defy the odds.

Keri and Scott were shocked to find out their unborn daughter had spina bifida. They entrusted experts at Johns Hopkins, who used a fetoscopic approach to treat the problem with less risk to mother and baby.

When Natika found out her unborn baby had congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) as did her older child, she sought help at Johns Hopkins, where a trial for a procedure called FETO would give her youngest child a fighting chance.

When Melissa Grant experienced severe bleeding, she made a choice to fight for her unborn son's survival and sought help at Johns Hopkins' Center for Fetal Therapy. Today, her son Miles is thriving and growing healthy and strong.

Simarjeet's unborn twins developed a rare complication that required fast diagnosis and delicate surgery.