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Phoenix Children’s offers a Vascular Anomaly Clinic for children with vascular tumors (growths) or malformations. This clinic requires a referral to see one of our participating specialties before they can be scheduled in the VAC Clinic (Dermatology, Interventional Radiology
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The Child Protection Team provides comprehensive medical evaluations when there are concerns for the possibility of child maltreatment.
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The Surgical Tone Management Clinic evaluates and treats children and adolescents with high muscle tone (hypertonia) due to either spasticity or dystonia. The goal is to help reduce abnormal unwanted muscle activation so that children can move more easily and be more comfortable
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Anesthesiologists are experts who provide comfort, pain relief and medical care before, during and after a procedure. Phoenix Children’s pediatric anesthesiologists are specially trained to provide anesthesia to children from birth to age 18, as well as adults who live with
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Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI) and metabolic bone diseases prevent children from growing strong, healthy bones. These conditions may cause frequent bone breaks, bone deformities such as bowed legs, a barrel-shaped chest, a curved spine, muscle weakness and loose joints. Some
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Phoenix Children’s offers leading-edge therapies, educational programs, support groups and the chance to join research trials to help kids with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) experience the best possible health and quality of life. Inflammatory bowel disease is an umbrella term
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Pediatric Primary Care Phoenix Children's primary care offers an array of services in a multitude of settings. Phoenix Children’s Pediatrics has many locations throughout the Valley and Cottonwood and offers comprehensive primary pediatric and adolescent …
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Pharmacy Services Pediatric Medication Specialists Phoenix Children’s Pharmacy Services cares for patients with many different medical conditions across more than 75 pediatric subspecialties. Our inpatient and outpatient pharmacy teams play critical roles …
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In the past, babies born with a single ventricle heart defect had limited treatment options and little chance of surviving early childhood. Now, through a series of three to four palliative surgeries and ongoing disease management, many children born with single ventricular
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Most children who have a concussion feel better within two weeks. For some children and teens, though, headaches won’t go away. When a headache doesn’t go away after a concussion, it may be a post-traumatic headache — also called a post-concussion headache. These headaches can