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Conjoined Twins Separation
In part three of our series, conjoined twins Abigail and Micaela who were born connected at the head at UC Davis Children’s Hospital are given an extraordinary beginning to live separately.
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Fetal Echocardiography
Fetal echocardiography is an invaluable ultrasound tool for diagnosis of congenital heart disease in unborn infants and evaluation of fetal arrhythmias, thus allowing for the earliest identification of conditions that may require immediate intervention after birth. Echocardiography also is used to diagnose heart conditions in older children.
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Empowering schools and communities to be prepared for sudden cardiac arrest (SCA)
Established at UC Davis Children's Hospital, Project ADAM Sacramento is program’s first California affiliate
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Pectus Deformity Correction Program: A patient primer
Options for surgical repair and pain control
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Cardiac catheterization: A patient primer
Expanded options for minimally invasive pediatric cardiac interventions
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Helping two Fontan patients fulfill dreams of motherhood
UC Davis Health helps two Fontan patients through their pregnancy journey and into motherhood.
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A decade after TOF treatment, a teen’s heart still going strong
Diagnosed at birth, Damian Del Rio continues to beat the odds
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UC Davis Children's Hospital gives local girl every opportunity to just be a kid
Soon after birth, Isabella Lazzerini almost died. Multiple surgeries and several years later, she lives life to the fullest with VACTERL.
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Teamwork saves a 2-year-old with dangerous hypertension
Owen Rinek faced rare left ventricular hypertrophy, with stenosis and two aneurysms
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Truncus arteriosis: A family’s experience
A Northern California hospital partnership saves a girl’s life
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Craniofacial clinic, pediatric neurosurgeons correct a craniosynostosis
Diagnosed with craniosynostosis, Rhoen Papini couldn't wait.
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UC Davis Children’s Hospital’s first fetal surgery patient turns three
The options for Matthew Saeturn-Angeles’ hydrops were limited and risky