Projects address a variety of clinical issues, including pediatric respiratory distress and Respiratory Distress Syndrome, neonatal jaundice, IV infiltration, and surgical hemorrhage.

Can you tell a child’s normal worries from anxiety and when your child may need more help? Here’s some advice.

The Division of Urology is using 3D printing technology to improve surgical outcomes.

A 15-year-old female’s inability to void brought her to the ED. It took a renal bladder ultrasound and a pelvic MRI to find the cause: transverse vaginal septum.

Physicians and healthcare systems have a responsibility to help families get on a strong financial footing because that will improve child health.

See CHOP’s role in new treatments for Friedreich’s ataxia, low-risk thyroid cancer, and eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE).

An 11-year-old girl with no significant past medical or surgical history presented to her PCP after approximately 2 months of progressive hoarseness and exertional stridor and dyspnea.

Circumcision is a common and safe procedure. Here is an update on recommended timing and advice on managing anatomic anomalies.

The Division of Urology gives Cristo Rey High School students hands-on experience in a medical setting through internships.

Fueled by grieving parents, the CHOP initiative identified a better blood pressure device and conducted extensive training.