Published on in In Utero Insights
Families who receive a diagnosis of the most severe forms of spina bifida need an amazing level of support and care coordination from prenatal diagnosis through delivery, treatment and discharge.
Published on in In Utero Insights
In fetuses with open spinal dysraphism, the risk of talipes is increased with an MMC sac, and a larger sac may result in additional injury through mechanical stretching of the nerves.
Published on in CHOP News
The birth of CHOP's 2,000th fetal surgery patient marks a record-breaking milestone for CHOP’s Richard D. Wood Jr. Center for Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment.
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Military families have not always had quick access to the experts who could help when facing a prenatal birth defect diagnosis … until now.
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New findings from the latest MOMS2 analysis show prenatal repair of the spinal column confers physical gains that extend into childhood.
Published on in Spina Bifida Family Connection
Here are some tips for keeping your children and family safe and healthy, both physically and mentally, during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Published on in Spina Bifida Family Connection
Taking care of your skin in the summer can be tricky, and for individuals with spina bifida, there are a few unique factors to pay special attention to.
Published on in Spina Bifida Family Connection
A high-fiber diet is crucial to a successful bowel regimen. See the benefits of a high-fiber diet and find recipes from the Spina Bifida Program's clinical dietitian.
Published on in Spina Bifida Family Connection
For 11 years, social worker Amanda Fonash has supported families in myriad ways.
Published on in CHOP News
Medical treatment during a pandemic is a challenge for even minor issues. Imagine needing fetal surgery to help your unborn child. CBS3 reports the story of a family from South Carolina who found help at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.