Coupled with surgery to reduce spasticity and improve motor function in children with cerebral palsy, a team approach — involving pediatric neurosurgeons and neurologists, anesthesiologists, intensivists, orthopaedic surgeons and physiatrists — is increasing the likelihood of good outcomes.
To ensure the best long-term outcomes, Johns Hopkins new pediatric colorectal surgical center brings a full range of specialty services to patients with disorders like imperforate anus.
The Johns Hopkins Children’s Center offers patients at risk of aortic aneurysm a surgical approach that preserves their aortic valve.
To ease families’ burden of traveling out of state for dialysis care for their children, Johns Hopkins Children’s Center opens the state of Maryland’s only hemodialysis center dedicated to pediatric patients.
Quality improvement initiative at the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center reduces time for compression and defibrillation.
