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Neonatal Magnetic Resonance Imaging Is Unique to Cincinnati Children’s
20
Feb 2017
Neonatal Magnetic Resonance Imaging Is Unique to Cincinnati Children’s
Cincinnati Children’s is the only hospital in the US to have an MRI unit in the neonatal intensive care unit. Learn why we think it's so important.
By: Janet M. Adams | 0
Cincinnati Walks for Kids
Cincinnati Walks for Kids Impact Facts: Your Support Makes a Difference
10
Sep 2015
Cincinnati Walks for Kids Impact Facts: Your Support Makes a Difference
Cincinnati Walks for Kids allows community members be part of the hospital and give back to areas of the medical center that they are most passionate about.
By: Cincinnati Walks for Kids Team | 0
Meet The Team
The “Avengers” of Ultrasound
01
May 2015
The “Avengers” of Ultrasound
We have come such a long way using ultrasound imaging to visualize internal organs of the body. As I interview some of the Cincinnati Children’s pioneers who were involved in the beginning stages of ultrasound imaging, I realize I am working with some brilliant individuals who have made a huge impact on ultrasound imaging. As
By: Tony Dandino | 1
How We Do It
Gastroschisis: Research and Treatment at Cincinnati Children’s
28
Jan 2015
Gastroschisis: Research and Treatment at Cincinnati Children’s
Gastroschisis is a birth defect of the abdominal (belly) wall where the baby’s intestines stick outside of the body through a hole near the belly button. The cause of this condition is unknown, although it affects approximately 1,871 babies born each year in the United States. Gastroschisis occurs if the muscles that form the baby’s
By: Tim O'Connor | 0
Radiology
The Imaging Research Center: Today’s Research is Tomorrow’s Care
06
Oct 2014
The Imaging Research Center: Today’s Research is Tomorrow’s Care
How can imaging change the outcome for the diagnosis and treatment of diseases in children and young adults? This is the question that drives the work of the faculty and staff of the Imaging Research Center at Cincinnati Children’s. You may be familiar with the Radiology Department at Cincinnati Children’s from the MRI, CT, x-ray
By: Catherine Leopard | 0
Radiology
Breastfeeding Week: Donating Breast Milk
06
Aug 2014
Breastfeeding Week: Donating Breast Milk
It’s Breastfeeding Awareness Week! Breast milk, which is also referred to as “liquid gold,” is amazing. It provides complete nutrition for most infants. My daughter was born with an intestinal blockage called meconium ileus, a complication of Cystic Fibrosis, and in the beginning was only allowed to eat 1 ml of breast milk per hour through a tube
By: Sarah Kaupp | 1

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