Prenatal gene editing shows proof-of-concept in treating congenital disease before birth.

The Fore Hadley Foundation presented CHOP with a $55,000 grant to support congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) research. The grant will support the research of Drs. Ian Krantz and William Peranteau.

Read about a recently published study on prenatal ultrasound features of lung lesions that had a final surgical pathologic diagnosis of congenital lobar overinflation.

In a retrospective case-control study of 50 patients with VM, machine learning techniques were highly accurate in predicting the need for postnatal CSF diversion.

Our Psychosocial Support Team offers a wide array of counseling and supportive services to help parents and families cope and feel emotionally supported through the time of fetal diagnosis and beyond neonatal discharge.

CHOP continues to lead translational and clinical outcomes research into prenatal and postnatal interventions to treat CDH. Learn more about some of those efforts.

Surgical team reports on the dramatic case in New England Journal of Medicine is gaining worldwide attention.

CHOP researchers report on the Delaney twins one year after surgery, and on the innovative devices and elaborate teamwork needed to separate the formerly conjoined twins.

There are many concerns and emotions expectant parents face when learning their unborn baby has a birth defect. Find recommendations and resources to help you cope.

Dozens of CHOP clinicians and researchers updated scientific knowledge of chromosome 22q11.2 deletion syndrome in a special issue of a genetics journal.