Division of Urology News

The Division of Urology is using 3D printing technology to improve surgical outcomes.

A 15-year-old female’s inability to void brought her to the ED. It took a renal bladder ultrasound and a pelvic MRI to find the cause: transverse vaginal septum.

Circumcision is a common and safe procedure. Here is an update on recommended timing and advice on managing anatomic anomalies.

The Division of Urology gives Cristo Rey High School students hands-on experience in a medical setting through internships.

At CHOP, child life specialists provide individualized care and support to meet the unique needs of children and families as they cope with illness, injury, treatment, hospitalization and the overall healthcare experience.

Every year, surgeons, anesthesiologists, social workers, and other healthcare providers from hospitals across the world gather with a common goal: to bring expert care to patients who travel from near and far seeking hope.

The Children’s Hospital Additive Manufacturing for Pediatrics (CHAMP) 3D Lab at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) is on the cutting-edge of three-dimensional (3-D) technology.

In Fall of 2022, CHOP’s Division of Urology formed a partnership with Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School to participate in the school’s innovative Work-Study Program.

Our commitment to continuously and rigorously assess surgical indications, interventions and outcomes for minimally invasive surgery for children remains steadfast, as evidenced by recent recruitment of new members of our research team and recent progress on two major research projects.

Two CHOP Urology operating room nurses discuss how they collaborate with surgeons to care for children from all over the world, demonstrating why a core team that includes both experienced surgeons and staff is key to minimally invasive surgery in children.