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Meet Dr. Leslie Benson
During medical school, Dr. Leslie Benson was drawn to working with children and fascinated by neurology and immunology. Watch as Dr. Benson shares her journey as a pediatric neuroimmunologist and offers insight into her role as the assistant…
What is involved in complex tethered spinal cord surgery and…
Dr. Benjamin Warf, Director of Neonatal and Congenital Anomaly Neurosurgery, explains the process for complex tethered spinal cord surgery and aftercare.
How we treat and diagnose complex tethered spinal cords
Dr. Benjamin Warf, Director of Neonatal and Congenital Anomaly Neurosurgery, explains how our department may diagnose complex tethered spinal cords and a variety of treatment options.
What is Complex Tethered Spinal Cord?
Dr. Benjamin Warf, Director of Neonatal and Congenital Anomaly Neurosurgery, explains what complex tethered spinal cord is.
What is involved in hydronephrosis surgery and aftercare?
Dr. Caleb Nelson, Director of Clinical Research, shares an overview of hydronephrosis surgery options and after care involvement.
How can hydronephrosis be treated?
Dr. Caleb Nelson, Director of Clinical Research, shares how the Department of Urology may treat hydronephrosis.
What is Hydronephrosis?
Dr. Caleb Nelson, Director of Clinical Research, explains what hydronephrosis is and common symptoms associated with the condition.
Meet Mark Proctor, MD
Dr. Mark Proctor is a pediatric neurosurgeon, director of the brain injury center, and neurosurgeon in chief, of Boston Children’s Hospital. Throughout Dr. Proctors career, he has specialized in craniofacial deformities, brain and spine injuries,…
Undescended Testes Diagnosis: Manikin Training For Pediatricians
Undescended testicles are common congenital anomalies in which one or more of a baby’s testicles have not moved into the proper position. Prompt diagnosis through a thorough physical exam, typically followed by surgery, can help prevent future…
A Look Inside The Pain Treatment Center
Discover unparalleled care for your child's chronic pain at Boston Children's Pain Treatment Center. With over three decades of expertise, we offer comprehensive multidisciplinary care tailored to your child's unique needs. Our holistic approach…
What is the HydrogenFAST clinical trial?
The HydrogenFAST clinical trial at Boston Children’s tests hydrogen as an effective treatment to reduce cell damage that sometimes occurs during emergency care for cardiac arrest.
Starting biventricular repair treatment
Starting biventricular repair treatment involves meetings with doctors and team members and filling out paperwork, but the care team at the Biventricular Repair Program will help your family every step of the way.
Meet the biventricular repair team
The biventricular repair team at Boston Children’s is made up of clinicians from different cardiovascular specialties and staff members who help families throughout the process.
What tests are needed before a biventricular repair?
An echocardiogram, cardiac MRI, cardiac CT, and other tests will help heart surgeons decide whether a child is a candidate for a complex biventricular repair.
What is a biventricular repair?
A child who has only one functioning ventricle could be a candidate for a biventricular repair that aims to give them a two-ventricle circulation system.
Meet Dr. Brian Labow
Dr. Brian Labow is a pediatric plastic surgeon at Boston Children’s Hospital. Here, he talks about growing up in a family deeply rooted in medicine, his passion for the diverse challenges of plastic surgery, and the joy of following his patients…
What is a posterior fossa tumor?
Dr. Katie Fehnel, the director of the spinal cord tumor program at Boston Children’s Hospital, explains what a posterior fossa tumor is and its significance.
What is spinal cord surgery and aftercare?
Dr. Katie Fehnel, the director of the spinal cord tumor program at Boston Children’s Hospital, explains what spinal cord surgery is like and the aftercare involved for spinal cord tumors.
How do we diagnose spinal cord tumors?
Learn how Boston Children’s Hospital diagnoses and treats spinal cord tumors, with Dr. Katie Fehnel, director of the spinal cord tumor program.
Meet Benjamin Warf, MD
Dr. Benjamin Warf is a pediatric neurosurgeon, director of neonatal and congenital anomaly neurosurgery, and a professor of neurosurgery at Harvard Medical School. Throughout Dr. Warf’s career, he has specialized in hydrocephalus, spina bifida,…
What is Urodynamics?
Dr. Hsin-Hsiao (Scott) Wang, Director of the Computational Healthcare Analytics Program (CHAP) and affiliated faculty for the Computational Health Informatics Program (CHIP), explains what urodynamics is and how it can provide answers.
What is an endoscopic strip craniectomy?
Join Dr. Mark Proctor, neurosurgeon-in-chief at Boston Children’s, Hospital, as he discusses what you need to know endoscopic strip craniectomy, an innovative approach to treating craniosynostosis, or premature fusion of the skull bones. Hear him…
A look inside the Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology &…
A leader in both clinical care and research, the Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition at Boston Children's Hospital offers individualized treatment plans and specialized care for our patients. Our multidisciplinary team treats a…
Meet Dr. Jessica Yasuda
A childhood diagnosis of Crohn’s disease inspired Dr. Jessica Yasuda to pursue medicine. Sharing her journey as a pediatric gastroenterologist and therapeutic endoscopist, Dr. Yasuda offers insight into her work helping children manage eating,…
Riley’s double comeback from gymnastics injury
Riley devoted hours to gymnastics every day until she developed an injury gymnasts often don’t come back from, osteochondritis dissecans of the elbow — twice. Today, she’s landing flips and winning medals. Learn how orthopedic surgeon Dr. Andrea…