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Published on: 05/25/2017
When their first baby Ellis was born last year, Abi and Peter Obre didn't notice the slight ridge on the front of his skull. In February, Ellis underwent a procedure at Nicklaus Children's Hospital to correct the condition.
Dr. Jordan P. Steinberg Joins Nicklaus Children's Hospital as Surgical Director of the Craniofacial Program Dr. Jordan P. Steinberg, pediatric plastic, craniomaxillofacial and orthognathic surgeon, has been appointed surgical director of Nicklaus Children’s Hospital’s Craniofacial Center, where he will oversee the surgical management of children with craniofacial anomalies.
Boy with Rare, Genetic Syndrome Returns Home to Trinidad After Complex Craniofacial Surgery A team of surgeons from Nicklaus Children’s Hospital’s Craniofacial Center performed a complex reconstructive surgery on a seven year-old child that will improve his vision and ability to eat, as well as his appearance and overall quality of life.