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The Ottosen Family Blood and Marrow Treatment program within Phoenix Children’s Hospital’s Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders (CCBD) offers: Autologous bone marrow transplant (BMT), which uses the child’s own stem cells Allogeneic BMT, which uses donor stem cells Food and Drug

The neurosurgery team at Barrow Neurological Institute at Phoenix Children’s is one of the most experienced pediatric neurosurgery teams in the country. Because of the high volume of surgeries performed at Phoenix Children’s every year, our surgeons have in-depth experience in a

As the region's premier facility dedicated exclusively to pediatric and adolescent rehabilitation, we offer a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach tailored to meet the unique needs of each young patient. Our Inpatient Rehabilitation Program is led by a team of experienced

Our Oncology teams cover a lot of conditions, from anemia to melanoma and everything in between. As you’re researching conditions and treatments, we want to provide you with the information you need without overwhelming you. We cover many more conditions than the ones listed here

The Aerodigestive Clinic combines specialized diagnostic testing, advanced treatment options and family-centered care. This unique combination sets us apart and allows our highly qualified care team to manage the most complex aerodigestive conditions. At the Aerodigestive Clinic

When you call our clinic for the first time, we will ask you some basic questions. Then, someone from our colorectal nursing team will contact you to get additional details. This is also when we start obtaining records, X-rays and images from other facilities. We will schedule an

Our Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders is the largest pediatric program of its kind in Arizona, providing complete care for children diagnosed with malignancies and hematologic diseases. Using a family-centered approach, the Center provides comprehensive, personalized care to

The team at Phoenix Children’s diagnoses and treats a wide range of mild to complex bone conditions in children and teens. These include: Fibrous dysplasia: This rare bone disorder causes certain bones to be replaced by abnormal scar-like connective tissue. This often leads to