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Over the last decade, advancements in targeted neonatal echocardiography (TNE) and neonatal cardiac care have transformed how clinicians assess circulatory function in preterm infants. Recognizing the challenges associated with this assessment, neonatologists have increasingly

The Phoenix Children's neonatal quality program is dedicated to enhancing care for newborns, especially those who are sick or premature, through a structured, data-driven approach.

Young athletes in the greater Phoenix area show remarkable dedication, passion and grit – and our athletic trainers see it every day. Our team of experts manages common to complex sports injuries, including sprains and strains, heat illness, concussions and spinal cord injuries

The Neuroimmunology Program at Barrow Neurological Institute at Phoenix Children’s is the only pediatric program of its kind in Arizona. Our specialists work with patients and families to diagnose and treat autoimmune disorders of the nervous system.

Community hospitals and EMS providers may not have pediatric specialists readily available – especially for infants and children with medically complex conditions that require advanced monitoring, ventilation or ongoing therapies. In many cases, a child may need to be transferred

Our trained physical therapists treat children’s pelvic floor challenges that impact quality of life such as constipation, bladder leakage and pelvic pain.

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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

The Neurofibromatosis Program at Phoenix Children’s provides comprehensive care and compassionate support. We understand that each patient's journey with NF is unique, which is why we take a holistic approach to care, bringing together a team of specialists to address every