A prenatal diagnosis of cleft lip and palate allows families to prepare for delivery and treatment. Learn how CHOP helps children with these conditions thrive.
CHOP’s Expert Care for Cleft Lip and Palate: Prenatal Diagnosis and Treatment
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Advances in Neonatal Dialysis Technology for the Smallest Patients: Mozarc Medical’s Carpediem™
Mozarc Medical’s Carpediem™ neonatal dialysis system is advancing kidney care for the smallest patients. Designed for infants weighing 2.5–10 kg, it provides precise continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT) for acute kidney injury and fluid overload.
Mozarc Medical: Innovating Kidney Care from Infancy Onward
The Carpediem™ neonatal dialysis system from Mozarc Medical is designed for infants weighing 2.5–10 kg requiring continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT). It overcomes limitations of adapted adult dialysis machines by delivering precise fluid management and specialized support for neonatal acute kidney injury and fluid overload, improving outcomes through purpose-built infant kidney care technology.
Transformational Pediatrics Podcast: How Innovation & Hope Intersect at Children’s Mercy
This episode of Transformational Pediatrics explores congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) and how advances in prenatal imaging and multidisciplinary care are changing outcomes.
OHSU Re-Engages With FHF to Support Expansion of Advanced Fetal Care
The OHSU fetal care program has re-engaged with the Fetal Health Foundation to expand access to advanced fetal care for families facing complex fetal diagnoses, strengthening support for patients across the region.
Comprehensive Prenatal Genetic Testing and In‑Utero Care at Children’s Mercy Fetal Health Center
When unexpected prenatal findings raise questions, Children’s Mercy’s Fetal Health Center offers expert genetic counseling, diagnostic testing, and emerging in‑utero treatments to help families find clarity and plan for the best possible outcomes.
CRIB Program at Stanford: Maya’s Care as a Micro-Preemie
Maya, a micro-preemie born at 25 weeks, receives highly coordinated, multidisciplinary care through the CRIB Program at Stanford Medicine Children’s Health during a complex, year-long NICU stay.
Evelyn’s Story: A Congenital Heart Defect Diagnosis Before Birth
Hannah and Trey were eagerly awaiting the arrival of their first baby when a routine 20-week anatomy scan changed everything. After doctors noticed abnormal heart views, the couple was referred to the Elizabeth J. Ferrell Fetal Health Center at Children’s Mercy Kansas...
Supporting a Friend or Family through Pregnancy or Infant Loss
If you are at a loss for how to support a friend or family through pregnancy or infant loss, you are not alone! Even as a mother of recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL) and stillbirth, this is an incredibly difficult topic! I have said and done things that have...
Parents of Loss – Audrey’s Story, and Reflections for Parents
Faith shares the story of her daughter’s stillbirth, how they honor Audrey’s life, and understanding the emotions surrounding loss.
Xavier and Bryson’s Story: Hope After a TTTS Diagnosis
A twin-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS) diagnosis marked an unexpected turn in Essence and Eric’s pregnancy journey. At the Connecticut Children’s Fetal Care Center, expert care, precise timing, and resilience shaped the path forward as their story continued to unfold.
Going Home with a Medically Complex Newborn- The Emotional Landscape
When babies come home with complex medical needs, families commonly experience relief and joy that coexist with uncertainty, grief, and fear.