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Rare and Complex Conditions
Anorectal Malformations: Will My Child Ever Be Continent?
07
Jun 2018
Anorectal Malformations: Will My Child Ever Be Continent?
Parents often wonder if their child with an anorectal malformation will ever be continent. A colorectal surgeon explains the answer to this question.
By: Jason S. Frischer, MD | 3
Rare and Complex Conditions
Managing Expectations After Surgery for Hirschsprung Disease
20
May 2015
Managing Expectations After Surgery for Hirschsprung Disease
All children with Hirschsprung disease require surgery. Learn more about what this surgery entails and what to expect after surgery.
By: Lyndsey Jackson, RN, BSN, CPN | 13
Rare and Complex Conditions
Overcoming Her Diagnosis: Anorectal Malformation and Cloaca
13
Oct 2014
Overcoming Her Diagnosis: Anorectal Malformation and Cloaca
5 years ago my future mother-in-law said something to me that has stuck with me all of these years. It was a question that made me evaluate where I had been and how to have a better outlook on the condition I was born with: anorectal malformation (ARM) and cloaca. She asked me a simple question:
By: Chelsea Mullins | 16
Rare and Complex Conditions
Adopting a Child from China and Finding a ‘New Normal’
20
May 2014
Adopting a Child from China and Finding a ‘New Normal’
Working at Cincinnati Children’s gives me the opportunity to meet inspiring families. Recently, I met one mother who told me the story of how she wouldn’t stop seeking answers for her son. And when she did find the answers she was looking for, she wanted other families facing the same condition to benefit from learning how
By: Rachel Camper | 1

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