Topics :: Childhood Growth and Development
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Added: December 12, 2008 | Posted by: ChildrensHospitalStl | Time 00:50 | Views: 71
The Director of Hematology/Oncology at St. Louis Children’s Hospital discusses the relationships between physicians and families at St. Louis Children’s Hospital.
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The St. Louis Children’s Hospital NICU director, discusses premature delivery in association with multiple births as a result of assisted reproductive technologies.
Added: December 12, 2008 | Posted by: ChildrensHospitalStl | Time 01:37 | Views: 86
A St. Louis Children’s Hospital physician talks about the responsibilities of parents of children with clubfoot. If clubfoot is treated once, and treatment is not continued, the deformity recurs over time.
Added: December 12, 2008 | Posted by: ChildrensHospitalStl | Time 00:51 | Views: 77
A doctor explains how St. Louis Children’s Hospital has become the leading center for genetic musculoskeletal research. The hospital has a DNA data bank with over 450 clubfoot samples.
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A St. Louis Children’s Hospital doctor describes the Poinseti method for correcting club foot. This is a casting protocol in which the foot is manipulated for less than a minute, and then casted.
Added: December 10, 2008 | Posted by: AkronChildrens | Time 06:05 | Views: 42
Kara Murphy's health, and future as a college athlete, was jeopardized during a basketball game when she fell and hit her head on the floor so hard it caused a severe head and spine injury. Watch her story of how Akron Children's Hospital helped her get back in the game.
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Added: August 5, 2008 | Time 01:02 | Views: 143
Developmental milestones are some of the most eagerly anticipated details by parents. Everyone wants reassurance that their children are growing normally. And although we have guidelines, everyone grows at different rates. What’s not in question is the wondrous first year where, on average, an infant’s weight triples and his or her height increases by almost a foot. Growth spurts also occur in the second decade of life when puberty is identified by pubic and underarm hair and maturing sex organs. The best ways to ensure that kids develop to the fullest of their genetic ability is to make sure they get proper nutrition and develop sound sleeping habits. If you are concerned about your child’s growth and development, consult your pediatrician. Your child’s doctor may refer you to a pediatric specialist if there appears to be a problem. Watch more video about Childhood Growth and Development or share your story or experience on video with icyou.
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