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The Neuropediatrician Niche: How a New Specialty Serves (and Soothes) Worried Families
Alicia Callejo-Black, MD, describes the neuropediatrician’s potential to enhance care access for patients with certain childhood neurological issuesPediatric Spine Center Referral Guide
Streamlined referrals for pediatric spinal conditions— from back pain to complex deformities.Gynecologic Concerns in Puberty and Adolescence: Strategies for Pediatricians
Gynecologist Sloane Berger-Chen, MD, delivers this information-packed talk on reproductive system care for pre-adult patients.Heart Failure in Children: Presentations, Causes & Workup
Pediatric cardiologist Othman Aljohani, MD, MPH, presents definitions of heart failure (HF) in infants and kids.Hip Arthroscopy: Applications and Benefits for Young Athletes
This brief video reveals the many hip conditions affecting pediatric patients that can be addressed through minimally invasive techniques – to resolve pain, restore quality of life, and minimize the risk of future arthritisManaging the Storm: Sick Day Strategies for Pediatric Type 1 Diabetes
Anthony Parish, MD, presents on increased risk of diabetes-related ketooacidosis (DKA).10th Annual GME / Fellowship Research Symposium
Two UCSF pediatric emergency medicine fellows share new research on improving pneumonia care and understanding how COVID-19 reshaped pediatric sports injuries.Breathing Hope: Advancements in Pediatric Cystic Fibrosis Care
Pediatric pulmonologist Elizabeth Gibb, MD, MPhil, reviews the genetics of CF, notes shortcomings of the newborn screening process (which differs by state), and explains how CFTR modulators work to improve respiratory and digestive functionAntibiotic Treatment of Community-Acquired Pneumonia: A Quality Improvement Project to Increase Pediatric ED Discharge Prescription Adherence to Shorter Antibiotic Duration Guideline
Monica Charpentier, MD, PhD, presents on Antibiotic Treatment of Community-Acquired Pneumonia.Evolution in the Care of the Neonate at Risk for Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy
Challenging to assess and treat, hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) commonly leads to disability and death worldwide – yet neonatologist Timothy A. Sanders, MD, finds reasons to be hopeful as he explores advances in the neurocritical care of newborns and discusses the results of recent trials.Pediatric Brain Center Neurosurgery Team Card
The Pediatric Brain Center team are: Top-tier neurosurgeons who perform hundreds of surgeries annually, multidisciplinary team approach across pediatric specialties, kid-focused facilities and equipment tailored to fit smaller bodies and much more.Pediatric Spine Center Team Card
Meet the pediatric spine center team.