CRIB Program at Stanford: Maya’s Care as a Micro-Preemie
…Maya’s story begins here, at just 25 weeks gestation, when she entered the world far earlier than expected and immediately needed intensive medical support. From the very start, her care…
Logan’s Recovery from Gastroschisis
~ 5 min read ~ We’re grateful for this story about a Gastroschisis Survivor submitted by friends steward partner, Cincinnati Children’s Fetal Care Center Turning 4 this year, Logan has…
A multispecialty Stanford Children’s care team treats baby with rare genetic condition
The Foundation is delighted to share, with permission, a story of hope about ductus arteriosus from our friends at Stanford Children’s. Alyssa and Justin Prettyman were looking forward to a…
Read moreAt our 18-week ultrasound it was discovered that we had an acardiac twin.
Fetal Hydrops
…NIHF is detected, it is important to perform a thorough evaluation to find the underlying cause. A detailed obstetric and family history are essential for assessing risk factors for NIHF….