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When a Baby Has Esophageal Atresia and Tracheoesophageal Fistula
Esophageal atresia is a birth defect when the esophagus abnormally forms in two parts and food cannot get from the mouth to the stomach.
When a Child or Teen Has Hyperhidrosis
Children and teens with hyperhidrosis have excessive sweating regardless of the environmental temperature and emotional factors.
Having Epilepsy Surgery at CHOC
Aliza Riba, epilepsy surgery coordinator at CHOC, explains the process that families will go through when their child has epilepsy surgery at CHOC.
Scoliosis Surgery: Pre-Op
A child life specialist explains what to expect in the pre-operative unit of the hospital before you have scoliosis surgery.
Scoliosis Surgery: Post-Op
A child life specialist explains what to expect in the recovery room after you have scoliosis surgery.
When a Baby Has CPAM
Dr. Yu, CHOC pediatric surgeon, discusses causes, diagnosis and treatment for congenital pulmonary airway malformation (CPAM).
Gallstones and Robotic Surgery
Dr. Kabeer, CHOC pediatric surgeon, discusses the causes, symptoms and treatment of gallstones.
The Importance of a Pediatric Surgeon
Children are not just “little adults.” Dr. David Gibbs talks about the importance of choosing a specially trained pediatric surgeon.
Kids and Surgery: Dr. David Gibbs
Dr. David Gibbs addresses questions about anesthesia, and why a pediatric surgeon and hospital can make a difference.
Cleft Palate & Lip: Dr. Jaffurs
Dr. Daniel Jaffurs, CHOC, tells us about the possible causes the birth defect cleft palate and what can be done to correct it.
Lumps and Bumps in Children: Dr. Reyna
Dr. Troy Renya explains if a baby is born with a lump or bump, when is it serious and discusses diagnosis and what treatment may be recommended.
Hernias and Children: Dr. Reyna
Dr. Troy Renya, CHOC, explains what a hernia is and how hernias in children are different from adult hernias.
Dermoid Cysts: Dr. Muhonen
In this segment of American Health Journal, Dr. Michael Muhonen, tells us exactly what dermoid cysts are and how they can be treated.
Appendix & Appendicitis: Dr. Reyna
Meet Dr Troy Reyna, pediatric surgeon at CHOC, as he talks about what the appendix is and what the causes of appendicitis are.
New Operating Rooms: Dr. Muhonen
The new operating rooms are cause for excitement for Dr. Michael Muhonen and he tells us why.
Anesthesia and Children: Dr. Tanaka
Dr. Vivian Tanaka tells about what pediatric anesthesiologists do for their patients & how they are specifically trained to provide anesthesia for children.
Appendicitis Signs & Symptoms: Dr. Reyna
In this video Dr. Troy Reyna, pediatric surgeon at CHOC, talks about the signs and symptons of appendicitis, and what parents should look for.
Appendicitis Surgery – What to Expect: Dr. Reyna
In this video Dr. Troy Reyna, pediatric surgeon, tells what the patient and parent can expect with surgery for appendicitis, including recovery period.
Umbilical Hernia: Dr. Reyna
An umbilical hernia is one of the more common hernias, usually present at birth in about 10-15% of children, as explained by Dr. Troy Reyna.
Umbilical Hernia Surgery: Dr. Reyna
Umbilical hernia surgery is done on an outpatient basis. Dr. Troy Reyna advises parents what to expect when their child has umbilical hernia surgery.
Umbilical Hernia Surgery Recovery: Dr. Reyna
Dr. Troy Reyna, pediatric surgeon at CHOC, explains what to expect with recovery from umbilical hernia surgery when a child goes home.
Appendicitis Tests: Dr. Reyna
Does your child have appendicitis symptoms? Dr. Troy Reyna explains specific tests that are performed to determine if a child is experiencing appendicitis.
Outies & Innies: Dr. Reyna
Outies & Innies - Dr. Troy Reyna, explains the difference and what that means to boys and girls. Telling us that all outies are umbilical hernias.
Scoliosis Surgery: We Want You to Poop
Scoliosis surgery isn't just hard on your spine. Your pain meds can mess with your ability to go to the bathroom. See why it's so important after surgery.
There’s No Place Like CHOC: Dr. Kabeer
Pediatric Surgeon Mustafa Kabeer, MD, tells us why CHOC is a great place to work and why he chose pediatrics as his specialty.
