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Laura Hollinger, M.D., a pediatric surgeon with MUSC Children's Health, discusses the game-changing pain relief provided by nerve cryoablation during pectus excavatum repair.
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Libby Infinger, M.D., a pediatric neurosurgeon with MUSC Children's Health, recently performed a rare pineal cyst excision using a robotic 3D exoscope.
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MUSC Shawn Jenkins Children's Hospital & Pearl Tourville Women's Pavilion
See what's possible inside MUSC Shawn Jenkins Children's Hospital & Pearl Tourville Women's Pavilion.
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Advanced Digital Exoscope Provides Unparalleled Vantage Point for Pediatric Neurosurgery
Pediatric neurosurgeon Ramin Eskandari, M.D., performs a spinal cord detethering procedure with fluid pocket release on a 15-month-old child, and he explains how optimal surgical field visualization enhances patient safety and manages surgeon fatigue.
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Treating Left Ventricular Dysfunction in Infants by Use of Reversible Pulmonary Artery Band
Minoo Kavarana, M.D., a pediatric cardiothoracic surgeon at MUSC, discusses a new procedure. By placing a reversible pulmonary artery band around a child’s pulmonary artery, surgeons are able to help patients survive longer while they ...
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Spinal Cord Repair for Myelomeningocele
Ramin M. Eskandari, M.D., walks through the spinal cord repair surgery for a patient with Myelomeningocele, starting with detethering the spinal cord and laminoplasty and ending with the resection of the epidermoid cyst.
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Pediatric cardiologists explore why infants of color with heart defects are more likely to have poor outcomes
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With new approach by collaborators at MUSC and Duke University, children can avoid reoperations as they grow
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Moving Forward in Maternal Health Care by Following Women’s Lead
At MUSC Health the Women’s Reproductive Behavioral Health Division meets women where they live with simple yet effective tools
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CJ Knighten describes a normal pregnancy and birth of her son, Hunter, at a hospital near their home outside Charleston. She and her husband's genetic test results raised no concerns, "so there was no expectation of any surprises," she ...
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Hollings Researcher Awarded Prestigious V Foundation Grant for Medulloblastoma Research
Jezabel R. Blanco, Ph.D., is only the second Hollings researcher to be awarded a grant from the V Foundation.
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Pediatric cardiologists John Costello (left) and Stephanie Santana (right) co-authored a recent Journal of Pediatrics publication that uncovered a possible cause of racial disparity affecting congenital heart disease.
The MUSC Shawn Jenkins Children’s Hospital (SJCH) consists of 250 beds and opened in February 2020 as a replacement facility for the MUSC Children’s Hospital built in the late 1980s and formerly located on Ashley Avenue. By providing the most advanced pediatric care possible in more than 27 specialty areas in person or through a robust telehealth network, SJCH includes a Level 1 trauma center and emergency department, the state’s only pediatric burn center and solid-organ and bone marrow transplant programs, the state’s largest Level 4 neonatal intensive care unit, an advanced maternal fetal medicine center, and a top 10 ranked U.S. News & World Report children’s heart program which functions through a nationally-unique, statewide collaboration of pediatric heart surgeons and cardiologists.
Housed within the SJCH, the Pearl Tourville Women’s Pavilion (PTWP) seamlessly integrates children’s care and obstetrical services, thereby enhancing safety and improving outcomes in high-risk pregnancies. We understand that everyone plans on a healthy, normal birth, and for those who have that outcome, we want them to enjoy our top-notch labor and delivery care. Not all families have this opportunity, and they too, deserve a place of compassion, expertise and excellent care. Working collaboratively with the advanced maternal fetal care center for families expecting babies with complex congenital birth defects and medical problems, PTWP care providers will be one of only a handful of teams in the country able to offer couplet-care rooms, where newborns and mothers can recover together in an intensive-care setting.
