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Samuel's Journey: Triumph Over Unimaginable Challenges

abril 26, 2024 – At just three months old, Samuel's life took a turn that would test the strength, faith and resilience of his family. Diagnosed with intractable epilepsy (when seizures can't be completely controlled by medicines), Samuel faced an uphill battle characterized by frequent and severe seizures, developmental delays and numerous health complications that puzzled even the most skilled doctors.

La Historia de Liz: Creciendo Pulgada por Pulgada

febrero 12, 2024 – Liz dependía por completo de los demás para comer, bañarse y vestirse debido a una afección conocida como acondroplasia que afecta al crecimiento de los huesos de las extremidades. Tras informarse sobre la cirugía de alargamiento de extremidades, se reunió con el Dr. Ruggles en el Instituto de Ortopedia, Medicina Deportiva y Columna Vertebral del Nicklaus Children's Hospital. Ahora, Liz disfruta de las pequeñas cosas, como peinarse y llevar la mochila al colegio.

Innovating Care for Children With Limb Discrepancies and Deformities

diciembre 18, 2023 – At Nicklaus Children’s Hospital’s Orthopedic, Sports Medicine and Spine Institute, potentially lifelong disabilities are recognized early, often prenatally, and potential intervention opportunities are reviewed with the Family. Limb lengthening and deformity corrections are often complex and affect multiple areas of a patient’s well-being, thus families have access to our multidisciplinary team for support.

Nicklaus Children's Hospital to Study the Use of Low-Frequency Focused Ultrasound Therapy to Treat Children with Aggressive Brain Tumors

diciembre 14, 2023 – Nicklaus Children’s Hospital is to become only the third site in North America involved in a Phase I clinical trial studying the role of a new technology called low-frequency focused ultrasound (LoFU) in the care of children with a lethal type of brain tumor that forms within the brainstem.