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Health Care Informatics

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What is informatics and why is it important in health care? Listen as Jill Westcott, MD, MS, FACOG, Physician Informaticist for the Fetal Health Center at Children's Mercy, shares her expertise on the topic and how informatics is improving patient outcomes in fetal health.저자 info@radiomd.com

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Genomic Answers for Kids Establishes New Paradigm in Rare Disease Research

1y ago

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The Children’s Mercy Research Institute® is undertaking a research initiative to build a first-of-its-kind pediatric data repository to facilitate the search for answers and novel treatments for pediatric genetic conditions. Our goal is to collect genomic data and health information for 30,000 children and their families over the next seven years, …

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Transforming Pediatric Research

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How do we create a healthier future for children? The Children's Mercy Research Institute with a core focus on genomics, personalized therapeutics, population health, health care innovation and bioethics is positioned to fundamentally transform pediatric research and create a world of well-being for all children. Listen as Thomas Curran, PhD, FRS, …

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Achieving Transplant Excellence Through Personalized Medicine

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Children’s Mercy Kansas City is recognized as one of the top 10 nephrology programs in the nation by U.S. News & World Report, and the kidney transplant program has incorporated a number of innovative practices into their management plan that are designed to enhance patient outcomes. Join us as Dr. Bradley Warady discusses how the program’s persona…

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Pediatric Hemodialysis and Advances in Infection Prevention and Vascular Preservation

1+ y ago

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To reduce the risk of complications related to hemodialysis, the Children’s Mercy Kansas City Division of Nephrology has implemented several strategies. Listen as Dr. Bradley Warady shares how the institution of standardized infection prevention practices has resulted in more than 1,200 consecutive days without an outpatient central line-associated…

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Impact of Race & Ethnicity on Responses to Folic Acid Dosing

1+ y ago

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Devika Maulik MD shares her translational research as it relates to folic acid and different responses to dosing among women of various races and ethnicities. She is using the information gathered to create recommended guidelines for folic acid dosing. She discusses current literature on this topic, as well as her studies in this area.…

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Pediatric Recurrent Intentional Foreign Body Ingestion: Case Series and Review of the Literature

1+ y ago

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Dr. Christina Low Kapalu discusses cases and literature surrounding pediatric recurrent intentional foreign body ingestion.저자 info@radiomd.com

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Variations in Morning Serum Cortisol Levels Based on Sex and Pubertal Status

1+ y ago

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Dr. Sarah Tsai discusses his recent findings from his study surround serum morning cortisol levels.저자 info@radiomd.com

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Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome: Algorithm for Diagnosing and Treating

2y ago

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Dr. Emanuel "Mike" Vlastos discusses the algorithm for diagnosing and trading twin to twin transfusion syndrome.저자 info@radiomd.com

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Improved Outcomes for Liver Transplantation with Biliary Atresia

2y ago

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Dr. James Daniel discusses improved outcomes for liver transplantation with Biliary Atresia.저자 info@radiomd.com

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Clinical Characteristics of Fractures in Pediatric Patients Exposed to PPIs

2y ago

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Dr. Nathan Fleishman discusses the clinical characteristics of fractures in pediatric patients exposed to PPIs.저자 info@radiomd.com

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Pediatric Provider Well-Being and the COVID-19 Pandemic

2y ago

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The COVID-19 pandemic has created an unprecedented work environment for pediatricians and pediatric subspecialists. How we practice medicine has been dramatically changed. When discussing physical precautions such as PPE and social distancing, provider mental well-being also should be a part of the conversation. In this podcast, Jennifer Bickel, MD…

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Preventing Type 2 Diabetes

2y ago

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Dr. Kelsee Halpin discusses Endocrinology and Diabetes.저자 info@radiomd.com

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Bariatric Surgery

3y ago

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Childhood Obesity continues to be on the rise and causes serious health consequences. In this podcast, Dr. Jason Fraser discusses the Bariatric Surgery program at Children's Mercy. We learn who is a candidate for bariatric surgery, the requirements for surgery, why Children's Mercy decided to offer bariatric surgery, the type of bariatric surgery o…

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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome: Current Concepts for A Complex Condition

3y ago

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Dr. Tania Burgert discusses Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and the current ideas surrounding a complex condition.저자 info@radiomd.com

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How the Cardiac High Acuity Monitoring Program (CHAMP) is Helping Change Lives

3+ y ago

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CHAMP (Cardiac High Acuity Monitoring Program) is a multi-disciplinary based team that has been designed to meet the needs of the most complex cardiac population with single ventricle heart disease. The program closely monitors patients with single ventricle heart disease between the critical first and second stages (before stage II Glenn surgery).…

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CKiD Expansion

3+ y ago

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The CKiD study was recently approved for an additional five years and $4.7 million of funding, making 20 consecutive years of funding. Historically, when participants developed end-stage disease, they left the study. The next phase of study will focus on the entire spectrum of the disease, starting with early CKiD in infants and following those who…

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Targeted Therapy to Reduce Relapse of Pediatric Leukemia

3+ y ago

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Patients that have residual leukemia stem cells after chemotherapy and other treatments have substantially higher risk for relapse. Survival rates for relapsed leukemia are very poor. Even when patients survive long-term, the very toxic anti-cancer treatments are escalated in treating relapsed leukemia. This particularly risks long-term health and …

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Identifying Novel Drug Treatment Options for Pediatric Osteosarcoma

3+ y ago

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Osteosarcoma is highly metastatic and drug-resistant cancer. The survival rate for metastatic osteosarcoma remains less than 20 percent for the last 40 years. Tomoo Iwakuma, MD, PhD, is leading research focused on the elucidation of mechanisms underlying osteosarcoma progression and the discovery of novel drugs against this osteosarcoma. His labora…

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Management and Treatment for Peutz-Jeghers Syndrome

3+ y ago

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Peutz-jeghers syndrome (PJS) is an inherited syndrome, characterized by the development of gastrointestinal polyps and characteristic mucocutaneous freckling. Individuals that present with PJS tend to have polyps often in their small intestine as well as their stomach and large intestine. Recently the European Society for Pediatric Gastroenterology…

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Getting in Front of Type 2 Diabetes 11:00

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Type 2 diabetes was commonly associated with the adult population. This diagnosis was even referenced as adult-onset diabetes but in recent years type 2 diabetes in children is on the rise. Although researchers aren’t clear as to why some children develop type 2 diabetes there are some causes that can increase the risk. When children present with t…

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Is There a Role for Fecal Transplant in IBD? 11:00

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Can an effective treatment for medically refractive Crohn’s disease be found in the gastrointestinal tract itself? Dr. Alka Goyal with Children’s Mercy Kansas City is exploring the role of fecal transplant as a rescue therapy for patients whose inflammatory bowel disease has not responded to traditional treatment. Early research showed that a singl…

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Tourette Syndrome: Using an Evidence-based Algorithm to Guide Treatment 11:00

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As an expert in the treatment of Tourette Syndrome (TS), recently, Dr. Coffman was asked to author an article on the pharmacological treatment of Tourette Syndrome. In collaboration with Dr. Quezada, the paper was published in CNS Drugs Journal, focusing on current approaches and new developments regarding treatment of Tourette Syndrome. The team d…

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Precision Therapeutics in the NICU 11:00

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Neonatal pharmacotherapy is a field ripe with opportunity. Efficacy and toxicity is unpredictable and varies greatly for many drug classes commonly used. Weight-based dosing continues to be the standard of care as individualized drug markers are lacking. To better understand variability in drug response, the focus must shift from drug dosing to dru…

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Cancer Genomics: Finding Answers Through Data and DNA 11:00

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Approximately 10 to 15 percent of childhood cancer cases are due to a genetic predisposition. Children’s Mercy Kansas City is searching within the genetic code to not only identify genes that may lead to cancer, but to find answers in how to better treat or cure pediatric cancer. Erin Guest, MD, Director of Cancer Genomics at Children’s Mercy, disc…

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Mitigating Hyperfiltration-Mediated Kidney Injury 11:00

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Thanks to the research being done in CKid, we know that children diagnosed with chronic kidney disease progress over time to dialysis and transplantation. That makes it very important to address therapies which can mitigate the progression of chronic kidney disease. Joining the show today is Tarak Srivastava, MD, he has been awarded R01 funding fro…

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The Decision to Withhold Life-Sustaining Medical Treatment for Children 11:00

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In pediatrics care most often supports life-sustaining treatment to promote the best interests of the child. But in some circumstances (after weighing the balance of benefits and burdens of a range of treatment choices) continuing life-sustaining treatment is decided to no longer be in the child’s best interests. Collaboration and clear communicati…

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Chronic Abdominal Pain Triggers: Is Personalized Assessment Feasible? 11:00

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It’s well-accepted that there are a variety of complex pathways that contribute to abdominal pain in children; but what are these pathways, and how can they be measured? By combining the data from mobile body sensors and self-reporting from participants, researchers at Children’s Mercy Kansas City were able apply “big data” to identify pain trigger…

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The Importance of Reducing Pediatric Lawnmower-Related Injuries 11:00

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Did you know over 17,000 children are treated for lawnmower injuries each year in the US, resulting in 4,000 trips to the ER. About 75 children die annually from these injuries. Our Guest Dale Jarka, MD is leading a first of its kind research study at Children’s Mercy to better define the causes, patterns and effects of Lawn Mower injuries, identif…

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Is There a Non-Invasive Way to Detect Colorectal Activity? 11:00

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Manometry has long been the standard to measure colorectal activity, but it’s a lengthy and invasive test. Doctors at Children’s Mercy Kansas City wanted to know if there was a better, non-invasive way to monitor colonic activity. The search for an answer led to a promising innovation. Along with a scientific partner, John Rosen, MD, developed a de…

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Lessons Learned from the CKID Study 11:00

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What are the risk factors for CKID progression? Should children with CKID be screened for cardiovascular risks? Can we predict relative time to a composite event? These are a few of the questions being answered by the CKID study. To date, the translational research study has resulted in more than 90 publications. Listen as Dr. Warady highlights som…

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Transparency in Heart Surgery Outcomes 11:00

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Children’s Mercy was one of the first pediatric cardiac surgery programs in the nation to voluntarily share surgical outcomes with the public via the Society of Thoracic Surgeons’ (STS) website. That level of transparency is critical to quality improvement for patients, families and staff, as well as for pediatric heart surgery programs nationwide.…

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Fetal Surgery Interventions: Hope, Hype and the Future 11:00

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Since opening as one of the first fetal centers based in a children’s hospital, the Elizabeth J. Ferrell Fetal Health Center at Children’s Mercy has delivered nearly 1,000 high-risk babies, with more than one third having complex heart disease. The addition of Emmanuel “Mike” Vlastos, MD further expands the center’s fetoscopy experience, which incl…

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Innovative Interventions for Children with Type 1 Diabetes 11:00

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How can technology improve adherence and control for children and their families dealing with type 1 diabetes? Mark Clements, MD, PhD, Endocrinologist and Associate Professor of Pediatrics, University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine, and Susana Patton, PhD, Psychologist and Professor of Pediatrics, University of Kansas Medical School, ar…

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Help for Opiate Exposed Babies: Family-Centered NAS Care Initiative 11:00

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The recent trend in infants born exposed to neurotropic substances during pregnancy is increasing at an alarming rate across the United States, posing a public health threat in the form of neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS). Jodi Jackson, MD, Children’s Mercy Neonatologist and Medical Director of the Shawnee Mission Medical Center (SMMC) level III …

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Collaborating to Cure Pediatric Cancer 11:00

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As a consortium partner of the NCI-designated University of Kansas Cancer Center and Stowers Institute for Medical Research, Children’s Mercy Kansas City is part of an elite group of pediatric cancer research centers. The strength in pharmacogenomics and genomics at Children’s Mercy, opens up new avenues for diagnosis and treatment of various forms…

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Pediatric Dialysis: What’s Next? 11:00

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Bradley Warady, MD, Division Chief of Pediatric Nephrology at Children’s Mercy Kansas City is an international leader in pediatric dialysis. In addition to being one of the principal investigators for CKiD, the largest study of pediatric chronic kidney disease ever conducted in North America, Dr. Warady is the lead editor of two authoritative textb…

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Cancer Immunotherapy and the Promise of CART19 11:00

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Acute lymphoblastic lymphoma is the most common childhood cancer, with about 3,100 patients younger than 20 diagnosed every year, according to the National Cancer Institute. Children’s Mercy contributed to the trial of the first U.S. approved cancer gene therapy, Kymriah, for children and young adults with acute lymphoblastic leukemia that is resis…

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Adolescent Medicine Specialty Clinic 11:00

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Special cases require specialty care. The new Children’s Mercy Adolescent Medicine Specialty Clinic is a clinic designed specifically to treat the extensive and complex needs of teenagers. This team of specialists utilizes a whole care approach, evaluating physical, social, environmental and psychological needs of each teen, recognizing the unique …

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What is a Voiding Dysfunction? 11:00

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Voiding dysfunctions comes in all shapes, sizes and symptoms. With so many presentations, sometimes the common feels uncommon, but you are not alone! Mary Langston, RN, MSN, CPN, PPCNP-BC discusses voiding dysfunctions and what strategies primary care providers and families can use to help a child before referral to a specialist.…

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Pediatric Adverse Drug Reactions – What’s the Risk? 11:00

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Medications are critical to treat diseases. Unfortunately medications do not come without risks and their use can result in adverse drug reactions. Listen in as Jennifer Goldman MD, MS discusses the importance that providers understand how to classify adverse drug reactions, how these reactions influence future prescribing of medications, and the i…

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Multidisciplinary Sickle Cell Pulmonology Clinic 11:00

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In patients with sickle cell concurrent pulmonary issues such as asthma, allergies, sleep apnea and acute chest syndrome are common. Alvin Singh, MD, is helping save these sickle cell patients an extra trip to the hospital through the multidisciplinary sickle cell pulmonary clinic. Dr. Singh ensures that patients are well oxygenated, ventilated and…

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Optimum Antibiotic Use for Pediatric Urinary Tract Infections 11:00

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Opportunities to optimize use of antibiotics in pediatric practice have focused on targeted interventions in acute respiratory infections. Practice based strategies to improve unnecessary or inappropriate antibiotic prescribing in pediatric urinary tract infection (UTI) are also necessary. Practitioners should develop a process in their practice to…

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Genomic Sequencing: The Good, The Opportunities For Improvement, And The Future 11:00

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The field of Next Generation Sequencing is rapidly changing, both in instrumentation and applications, making it difficult even for experts to remain current. Recognizing the advantages and limitations of genomic sequencing is important, especially in clinical testing and research applications. Listen to Emily Farrow, PhD, provide an overview of cu…

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Myths vs Realities of Eating Disorders 11:00

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Eating disorders present differently in every teen. Teens who look and seem healthy may be secretly suffering from this biologically influenced illness. The Eating Disorder Clinic at Children’s Mercy is fighting Anorexia, Bulimia and related disorders in children and teens using a multidisciplinary perspective by pediatric providers with expertise …

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Rural Disparities in Pediatric Obesity: The iAmHealthy Intervention 11:00

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Childhood obesity is a growing problem across the US, particularly in rural areas. Rural children are disproportionately affected by obesity due at least in part to limited resources. Ann Davis, MPH, PhD, ABPP, and her team of co-investigators are trying to change that through a remotely delivered, family-based obesity intervention. iAmHealthy is c…

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Helping Heart Patients, Family, And Staff THRIVE 11:00

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In addition to the expert clinical care provided by our Heart Center team, Children’s Mercy also works to provide additional support to our patient and families through our THRIVE program. The THRIVE program focuses on the psycho-social needs of patients, their family members and even the staff members that treat these young patients. The THRIVE te…

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Brace Yourself – Minimally Invasive Surgery for Pectus 11:00

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Thanks to years of experience, the Children’s Mercy Center for Pectus is getting children feeling better faster. The center is the oldest in the nation and sees more patients yearly than almost every other hospital. The center offers the “Nuss technique” of minimally invasive surgery with a 99 percent success rate for children with pectus excavatum…

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The GERD, The Bad, The Ugly: When Dosing Guidelines Ignore A BIG Problem 11:00

5y ago11:00

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The medications used to treat gastroesophageal reflux (GERD) in children ignore one BIG factor – obesity. Obesity is a known risk factor for GERD in children, but the proton pump inhibitor (PPI) pantoprazole commonly used to treat GERD has no dosing guidelines for overweight and obese children. Dr. Shakhnovich is here to explain that through her re…

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Maternal Fetal Transport: Ensuring the Best Care for Expecting Mothers 11:00

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The award-winning Children’s Mercy Transport team has partnered with the Elizabeth J. Ferrell Fetal Health Center to provide safe and specialized transport for pregnant women needing immediate access to a higher level of care. This new service provides an invaluable resource for our region to ensure immediate transportation is offered, to the best …

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