Children’s Surgical Services

Complex Case Spotlight

Neo-Rectoperineal Fistula Temporizes Imperforate Anus in Newborn with Omphalocele

Percutaneous creation of ultrasound-guided fistula offers novel solution for anorectal malformation complicated by giant omphalocele.

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Complex Case Spotlight

Guided Growth for Rapidly Progressing Hip Dysplasia in Cerebral Palsy

The minimally invasive approach managed hip subluxation progressing from 15 to 55 percent, bypassing the blood transfusion risk of traditional osteotomy.

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Building a Top-Ranked Pediatric Liver Transplant Program

Program co-director Nadia Ovchinsky, MD, discusses how the team approaches delivering high-quality care for the most complex cases.

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Providing Minimally Invasive Surgery for Complex Fetal Cases

Dr. Jose L. Peiro joins NYU Langone to grow a fetal medicine and surgery program and provide the youngest patients with the best possible start. 

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Complete Resection of a Pediatric Mediastinal Teratoma Extending from Neck to Chest

Multidisciplinary team successfully resected a large teratoma intertwined with nerves and major vessels with meticulous planning, advanced imaging, and intraoperative nerve monitoring.

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Expanding Access to Specialized Care for Children with Complex ENT Conditions

New division chief Dr. Christina J. Yang outlines her vision for advancing pediatric otolaryngology and how simulation training enhances care quality.

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SDR Treats a Child’s Spastic Diplegic Cerebral Palsy

Just six months after surgery, the 7-year-old patient was able to ride a specialized bike.

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Complex Case Spotlight

Guided Growth for Rapidly Progressing Hip Dysplasia in Cerebral Palsy

Preoperative X-ray of the patient’s right hip subluxation, which progressed from 15 to 55 percent over six months. Source: NYU Langone Health

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Intraoperative image showing placement of a 5 mm titanium screw during proximal femoral guided growth surgery. Source: NYU Langone Health

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Postoperative X-ray showing screw placement and improvement of the patient’s hip subluxation following guided growth surgery. Source: NYU Langone Health

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