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Childhood obesity is a complex problem that increases the chances of children becoming overweight or obese as adults. It can lead to chronic conditions including diabetes, depression, liver and heart disease and shorten life spans by 10 to 20 years.
Chest Tumors, Collapsed Lungs and Lung Cysts are a few of the conditions we can perform general surgery on. Learn about other chest conditions we treat at Children's Health.
Our pediatric surgeons are specially trained to take care of a multitude of gastro-intestinal/abdominal surgical problems. Many of these procedures are performed using a minimally invasive surgical approach.
The pediatric head and heck program at Children's Health treats conditions including brachial cleft cysts, and more.
A hernia is a noticeable bump under the skin that results from an internal organ bulging out through the abdominal muscle wall. This occurs when a section of the intestine or another internal organ bulges out through a weak area of the abdominal muscles, creating a noticeable bulge underneath the skin.
In the fetal neonatology program at Children’s Health, a highly complex treatment is performed by specially trained staff to help improve outcomes for critically ill newborns and infants.
The pediatric surgeons at Children’s Health work closely with our oncologists to provide state of the art care to children with benign and malignant tumors and hematologic malignancies. Surgical procedures range from tumor removal to placement of long term intravenous catheters for chemotherapy treatment and stem cell harvest procedures.
The Center for Pediatric Pectus and Chest Wall Anomalies at Children's Health is dedicated to diagnosing and treating various chest anomalies in children.
The surgeons at Children’s are board certified in pediatric surgery as well as in either general surgery or a surgical subspecialty.
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