As co-directors of the Blalock-Taussig-Thomas Pediatric and Congenital Heart Center, Aimee Armstrong and Stephanie Fuller are building on a legacy of innovation.

Minimally invasive FETO procedures are part of the Johns Hopkins Center for Fetal Therapy's multidisciplinary approach to improving outcomes for pregnancies affected by severe congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH).

Recent Johns Hopkins research could lead to reductions in preterm births linked to fetal surgeries.

Johns Hopkins Children's Center, Kennedy Krieger Institute and Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital work together to provide multidisciplinary care to children who have selective dorsal rhizotomy.

A new pediatric NF program at Kennedy Krieger Institute gives families access to developmentally informed services for children with NF, from birth through adolescence. 

The multidisciplinary team includes specialists who help young patients learn to translate sounds into meaning.

Johns Hopkins cardiac surgeon Hiroyuki Tsukui is expanding the patient pool for the technique, which involves operating on a beating heart.

Johns Hopkins has begun using a robotic technique for living donor liver donations, lowering risks of hernias and infections and reducing recovery time and postoperative pain for people who donate the organ.