新闻 May 26, 2023 Brachial plexus injuries: Seamless pediatric and adult care Mayo Clinic's integrated approach facilitates rapid evaluation by multiple subspecialized surgeons. A "one-stop shop" provides individualized treatment for all ages. May 19, 2023 Two clinics go beyond multidisciplinary approach Mayo Clinic's Vascular Malformation Specialty Clinic and pediatric thoracic aorta and vascular medicine clinic provide specialized care for complex and rare diseases and create multifaceted treatment plans in coordinati[...] April 29, 2023 Mayo Clinic Children's Center specialists perform center's first pediatric transplant with heart-in-a-box technology Mayo Clinic Children's Center specialists perform the center's first pediatric transplant with heart-in-a-box technology. April 27, 2023 Pediatric retina surgery program ensures patient-centered care Dr. Brittni A. Scruggs, an ophthalmologist at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, leads the effort to use the latest technology and research to provide comprehensive pediatric retina care. March 24, 2023 Pediatric brain tumor research: Enhancing treatment and quality of life Multidisciplinary teams are overcoming challenges and making discoveries in the laboratory and clinic. The efforts include finding new drugs and delivery methods and enhanced radiation protocols. Oct. 29, 2022 Transition clinic supports teens and young adults with type 1 diabetes Mayo Clinic's pediatric and adult endocrinology divisions have joined forces to offer a transition clinic designed to help adolescents and young adults with type 1 diabetes. Oct. 20, 2022 When it's kids versus trampolines, kids often lose Trampoline injuries can be minor or serious, with 20% to 30% of children needing surgery. At Mayo Clinic, pediatric physicians are available 24/7 to assess trampoline injuries and recommend a course of action. Oct. 14, 2022 Treating pediatric patients with primary and recurrent rhabdomyosarcoma Through a clinical trial, Mayo Clinic treats pediatric patients with primary and recurrent rhabdomyosarcoma, offering a cutting-edge treatment option for relapsed disease. Oct. 14, 2022 Modern approach to developmental dysplasia of the hip Mayo Clinic surgeons offer treatment and intervention options for developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH), a condition that is now known to change with a child's growth and development. Oct. 01, 2022 Multispecialty team provides rapid, individualized care for pediatric brain tumors The Pediatric Brain Tumor Clinic focuses on children's needs while offering Mayo Clinic's deep expertise. Patients have access to the latest treatments and technology. Oct. 01, 2022 Sophisticated imaging and models guide pediatric brain tumor care Multidisciplinary teams are overcoming challenges and making discoveries in the laboratory and clinic. The efforts include finding new drugs and delivery methods, and enhanced radiation protocols. Oct. 01, 2022 Fertility preservation for children with brain tumors Mayo Clinic's Pediatric Fertility Preservation Program provides unique services to children with brain tumors. Neuro-oncologists determine when this option is appropriate to offer. Sept. 27, 2022 Ross procedure a durable option for children with aortic valve disease This complex surgical procedure offers children a longer timespan between interventions and gives them a higher quality of life. Sept. 22, 2022 Thyroid cancer Q&A: The unique needs of adolescents and young adults Thyroid cancer is one of the most common cancers diagnosed in adolescents and young adults (AYAs). Mayo Clinic endocrinologist M. Regina Castro, M.D., discusses the unique considerations for AYAs with thyroid cancer. Aug. 25, 2022 Study identifies causes of neurodevelopmental syndrome Mayo Clinic led an international team that found 15 additional genetic alterations associated with KCNK9 imprinting syndrome. Identifying the syndrome's root cause is key to finding a cure. July 30, 2022 National PedsReady assessment: How it can help your medical center In this Q&A, pediatric trauma coordinator at Mayo Clinic in Minnesota talks about how this assessment can privately help your facility identify its pediatric readiness strengths and growth edges. July 27, 2022 Children diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, increased risk of developing vision-threatening retinopathy A retrospective study shows that children diagnosed with type 2 diabetes developed retinopathy after a shorter diabetes duration and at a higher rate than children with type 1 diabetes. July 14, 2022 Novel stem cell therapy for perianal fistula in pediatric patients with Crohn's disease Pediatric onset of Crohn's disease is associated with more-aggressive perianal fistula development. New therapy derives stem cells from patients' fat cells to create a plug to close the opening. July 14, 2022 Pediatric nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD): Best practices for screening and treatment Although NAFLD is the primary cause of pediatric liver disease, not all children with NAFLD are obese, which ma[...] July 14, 2022 Technology, AI advancements in pediatric asthma care Virtual DOT records short, time-stamped videos of patients taking each dose of a prescribed inhaler. These recordings help health care providers correct and improve inhaler technique for optimal results. July 14, 2022 Tracheal wedge excision for pediatric idiopathic tracheal stenosis (PITS) A multidisciplinary team at Mayo Clinic Children's Center provides comprehensive diagnostic and treatment services for children with PITS, a rare disease that [...] March 31, 2022 New protocols expand donor pool for highly sensitized pediatric patients receiving heart transplants Use of induction immunosuppression and removal of antibodies that could affect donor hearts allow use of hearts that historically may have been contraindicated. March 31, 2022 Expertise in the nuances of diagnosis, management and surgery for vascular rings Specialists developed an algorithm to evaluate patient risk, best age for surgery and when birth should occur at hospitals equipped for pediatric heart surgery to correct vascular rings. March 31, 2022 New physician guidelines to identify patients at risk of sudden cardiac death Updated guidelines help primary care physicians and pediatric cardiologists identify and treat patients at risk of sudden cardiac death. March 31, 2022 Innovative endovascular band placement may eliminate or delay surgery for infants with congenital heart disease Endovascular band placement regulates blood flow to the lungs, avoiding or delaying surgery for infants with congenital heart disease. March 31, 2022 Surgery for hypertrophic cardiomyopathy benefits pediatric patients Surgical myectomy produces greater late survival and a better quality of life than the expected survival of pediatric patients with obstruction treated with medical therapy alone. March 29, 2022 Emerging therapies for pediatric lysosomal disorders Mayo Clinic offers the latest treatments for children with lysosomal diseases. Early diagnosis and treatment are key to minimizing the effects of these rare inherited metabolic disorders. March 26, 2022 Pediatric epilepsy: Defining syndromes and applying innovative therapies Mayo Clinic uses the latest technology to learn the cause of childhood seizures and to provide treatment as soon as possible. A multidisciplinary team addresses quality-of-life issues. Feb. 22, 2022 Spinal anesthesia for pediatric urologic surgeries: Less is more Compared with children having the same procedures performed under general anesthesia, pediatric patients who received spinal anesthesia had shorter anesthesia time, surgical time and recovery room length of stay. Feb. 21, 2022 椎?"拴系术：治?---儿童脊柱侧凸的另一选择 明尼苏达州罗切斯特 — 长期以来，脊柱侧凸（脊柱左右侧弯）患者只能通过融合手术进行治疗。但现在可以有其他选择，包括为患有脊柱侧凸的儿童施行椎体拴系术。 “椎体拴系是脊柱侧凸治疗工具包中的新疗法。”明尼苏达州罗彻斯特妙佑医疗国际(Mayo Clinic)的小儿骨外科医生兼脊柱侧凸手术专家A. Noelle Larson医学博士说道。 脊柱侧凸的病因尚不清楚，但全球约每300人中就有1人患有脊柱侧凸。超过10度的脊柱弯曲即被定义为脊柱侧凸。重度[...] Feb. 05, 2022 Perspectives on abusive head trauma in infants A pediatric emergency medicine physician shares his experiences with abusive head trauma in infants, along with the care provider's role in recognizing and reporting abuse, referral, and avoiding regret. Jan. 25, 2022 Babies born in rural settings are more likely to experience trauma during birth, and one way Mayo Clinic is addressing this Researchers found that regardless of the patient's race, a rural location was associated with increased odds of birth trauma. Jan. 07, 2022 Multidisciplinary sickle cell program includes curative bone marrow transplant A pediatric hematologist/oncologist and trained bone marrow transplant physician at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, describes the program's collaborative approach and her unique role in pediatric sickle cell care. Jan. 07, 2022 Data and communication support individualized pediatric retinoblastoma program Evidence-based practices and communication with families are key to pediatric retinoblastoma care. Mayo Clinic physicians work collaboratively with one another, the patient's family and global data to advance retinoblas[...] Jan. 07, 2022 Coordinated care for innovative treatment of pediatric leukemia Mayo Clinic Children's Center offers thorough, accurate diagnoses coupled with individualized therapies provided by highly trained and experienced care teams for patients with pediatric leukemia. Jan. 07, 2022 Pediatric sarcoma program focused on long-term quality of life Mayo Clinic's pediatric sarcoma program provides the latest therapies, collaborative tumor boards and resources for adolescents and young adults to enhance long-term quality of life for pediatric patients. Nov. 20, 2021 Mayo Clinic Cancer Center launches program for adolescents and young adults Mayo Clinic Cancer Center offers unique resources to support adolescents and young adults — those diagnosed between ages 15 and 39 — on their journeys with cancer. Oct. 26, 2021 Adolescent scoliosis surgery: A nuanced approach nationwide Mayo Clinic's neurosurgeons have strong expertise in spinal mechanics, which they apply to scoliosis surgery for individuals regardless of age. State-of-the-art imaging modalities help prevent surgical complications for[...] Sept. 21, 2021 3D-printed models enhance pediatric cerebrovascular education and care Mayo Clinic's patient-specific, life-sized models help neurosurgeons to visualize the anatomy of rare pediatric cerebrovascular lesions. The goal is to better prepare surgeons to treat young patients with challenging co[...] Aug. 12, 2021 Young teen sustains severe pelvic injury in ATV crash: A case study A rolled ATV caused a unique injury for a young teen: pelvic fracture. The patient's orthopedic traumatologist shares some pointers for managing this type of injury. July 27, 2021 20-year Mayo Clinic study suggests return to play is manageable for athletes with most genetic heart diseases ROCHESTER, Minn. — Receiving the diagnosis of a genetic heart disease such as long QT syndrome, which can cause sudden cardiac death, has long been a game-ender for young athletes. But a 20-year study at Mayo Clinic follow[...] July 20, 2021 Genomic sequencing shows promise in elucidating genetic causes of strabismus Next-generation genome sequencing approaches hold great promise in identifying rare variants associated with strabismus and elucidating the genetic causes of the disorder. June 19, 2021 Prenatal repair can improve hindbrain herniation About 90% of prenatal myelomeningocele repairs performed at Mayo Clinic reverse brain malformations before birth. The procedure requires multidisciplinary neurological, pediatric and radiologic expertise. June 04, 2021 Adaptive sports medicine consultations serving adult and pediatric patients Staff use a holistic approach to address specialized needs of physically active adults and children with disabilities. June 04, 2021 Prescribing exercise for children with disabilities: Unique considerations and precautions Sherilyn W. Driscoll, M.D., reviews the role and importance of exercise in the overall health and fitness of children with disabilities and shares disability-specific considerations and precautions. April 03, 2021 Pediatric tracheal surgery: A multidisciplinary team approach to management At Mayo Clinic, the current techniques of simultaneous tracheal and cardiac repairs have yielded excellent early and late results for pediatric patients requiring tracheal surgery. March 20, 2021 Retinoblastoma: Specialized neuroradiology for optimal care Mayo Clinic's experienced specialists work to preserve the child's life, eye and sight. March 20, 2021 New technology for the treatment of pediatric epilepsy Mayo Clinic Children's Center has a multispecialty team devoted to epilepsy care. New technology and clinical trials offer options even for rare syndromes. Jan. 19, 2021 Multidisciplinary team approach addresses vocal cord paralysis in children At Mayo Clinic Children's Center, patients benefit from evaluations that help identify the cause of their symptoms and reinnervation treatment options that work toward eliminating them. Jan. 19, 2021 Mayo Clinic's Pediatric Liver Clinic provides exceptional care for patients requiring transplant Mayo Clinic Pediatric Liver Clinic specialists deliver an extensive evaluation to provide a comprehensive assessment and treatment plan for pediatric patients with liver disease. Jan. 19, 2021 Comprehensive, innovative approach provides novel treatment and specialized care for patients with pediatric scoliosis Mayo Clinic pediatric spine surgeons perform complex tumor, deformity and spine surgeries for patients with severe conditions that require a team-based approach to treatment. Jan. 19, 2021 Mayo Clinic Children's Center: A pediatric center of excellence for complex care Active collaboration between Mayo Clinic pediatric specialists and local care providers helps ensure that children with medically complex conditions receive high-value care. Jan. 15, 2021 Bariatric surgery in children and adolescents at Mayo Clinic In Mayo Clinic's adolescent bariatric surgery program, adolescent patients with severe obesity receive education and support to facilitate lifestyle modifications before surgery and close follow-up after. Dec. 17, 2020 Promoting fetal survival and lung development for severe congenital diaphragmatic hernia Fetoscopic endotracheal occlusion (FETO) transforms lung to head ratio and reduces extracorporeal membrane oxygenation use for fetuses diagnosed with congenital diaphragmatic hernia. Learn about risks, survival rates an[...] Oct. 03, 2020 Genetic testing reveals cause of mysterious deaths in Amish children Molecular autopsy employs genetic testing to understand the cause of sudden death and better predict risk for surviving family members. Oct. 03, 2020 Favorable long-term outcomes in pediatric AVM interventions Intervention is critical in maximizing the outcomes of pediatric arteriovenous malformations (AVMs). Mayo Clinic researchers have found that favorable functional outlooks for pediatric patients with AVMs can persist for[...] Sept. 15, 2020 Integrating telemedicine into the Mayo Clinic Urology practice to expand options for patients The COVID-19 pandemic provided opportunities to explore telemedicine consults with adult and pediatric urology patients. Aug. 04, 2020 Pediatric brain tumors: Rapid and focused care Patients referred to Mayo Clinic for pediatric brain tumor can often be seen the next day. A team of specialists works together, drawing on Mayo's broad expertise in neuro-oncology. May 01, 2020 Stanniocalcin-1 may have therapeutic potential for retinopathy of prematurity Current therapies for retinopathy of prematurity (ROP), a leading cause of blindness in preterm infants, have side effects. This study looks at the role of STC-1 in the OIR stress response. April 11, 2020 Research focus: Spina bifida surgery before birth restores brain structure Mayo Clinic researchers have discovered that the benefit from spina bifida repair performed on a fetus in the womb works beyond the spine to improve the brain structure. March 27, 2020 Multidisciplinary management of congenital hand anomalies Early referral is key to optimal outcomes for children with congenital hand anomalies. Mayo specialists coordinate to provide their best recommendations for diagnosis, treatment and emotional support. March 20, 2020 Managing congenital anomalies with fetoscopic therapy Mayo Clinic multidisciplinary teams employ fetal endoscopic tracheal occlusion to promote lung growth in utero. The early intervention helps manage severe congenital diaphragmatic hernia successfully. Jan. 31, 2020 Teamwork, technology give hope to kids with hand anomalies Mayo Clinic Children's Center brings broad experience in microsurgery, bone lengthening and straightening, free tissue transfer, and infant and pediatric prosthetics to provide integrated care for children with hand ano[...] Jan. 31, 2020 Multiple options for the treatment of children with epilepsy At Mayo Clinic Children's Center, research and clinical teams function seamlessly to provide novel therapies to treat seizures and preserve brain function for pediatric patients with epilepsy. Nov. 27, 2019 Managing pediatric supraventricular tachycardia Advances in ablation technology yield a 95% to 98% success rate and a less than 1% incidence of complications for pediatric patients treated for supraventricular tachycardia. Nov. 09, 2019 Fetoscopic repair of myelomeningocele: A minimally invasive option Fetoscopic repair of myelomeningocele can provide surgical outcomes for the fetus that are similar to those of open surgery while lessening the risk of preterm birth. Nov. 05, 2019 Pediatric rhabdomyosarcoma: Research and new treatment options A new trial of adjuvant surgical treatment with hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy (HIPEC) specifically addresses pediatric patients with relapsed intra-abdominal and pelvic rhabdomyosarcoma. Oct. 15, 2019 Pediatric sleep medicine integrates with multidisciplinary clinics to facilitate communication and treatment Mayo Clinic's Center for Sleep Medicine team provides multidisciplinary care for children in special populations or with medically complex needs. Feb. 19, 2019 Top-of-the-line treatment for Wilms' tumor Mayo Clinic's Fertility Preservation Program, 3D modeling, minimally invasive surgery techniques and proton beam therapy improve survival rates for children with Wilms' tumor. Jan. 18, 2019 Strabismus: The importance of timely, specialized care Pediatric ophthalmologist Brian G. Mohney, M.D., discusses Mayo Clinic's approach to treating strabismus, which affects nearly 1 in 20 children. Jan. 11, 2019 Neonatal brachial plexus injuries: An integrated approach Mayo Clinic's multidisciplinary team approach to neonatal brachial plexus surgery allows for surgical reconstruction tailored to the individual patient's needs — nerve surgery, tendon transfers and shoulder-to-han[...] Dec. 05, 2018 Innovative management strategy for a fetus with hypoplastic left heart syndrome and intact atrial septum Mayo pediatric cardiologists have used an ex utero intrapartum treatment (EXIT) procedure without cardiopulmonary bypass for an open-heart operation. The novel, sequential approach provides a promising strategy for mana[...] Oct. 02, 2018 5 common misperceptions about penicillin allergies True or false: The majority of people who report allergies to penicillin are not truly allergic. Take this short quiz to better understand common misperceptions about penicillin allergies. March 07, 2018 Scoliosis: Research to improve patient treatment Mayo researchers use high-throughput RNA sequencing laboratory analysis of Mayo Clinic Children's Center biobank-collected waste tissue to identify genetic factors that might make children susceptible to idiopathic scol[...] March 07, 2018 New standards in pediatric airway reconstruction Mayo Clinic is at the forefront of an international effort to build a body of evidence to guide decision-making about treatment of pediatric patients with complex breathing problems who require complex airway reconstruc[...] Sept. 26, 2017 Life after Fontan palliation Mayo Clinic is currently enrolling patients who underwent Fontan procedures in the Role of Sildenafil for Fontan Associated Liver Disease (SiFALD) Study — the first study exploring alternative therapy for liver di[...] Jan. 05, 2017 6-year-old undergoes rib stabilization surgery Mayo Clinic trauma surgeon Brian D. Kim, M.D., made history in 2016 when he performed the world's first surgical rib fracture stabilization in a 6-year-old boy with severe chest injuries. Nov. 18, 2016 Fertility preservation: Efforts to improve quality of life in children facing gonadotoxic therapy Recent advances in reproductive endocrinology allow cryopreservation of prepubertal boys' testicular tissue and girls' ovarian tissue before they begin cancer therapy known to impact fertility adversely. Nov. 18, 2016 Telemedicine brings neonatologists to high-risk newborns' bedside Mayo neonatologists use emergency video telemedicine to support community providers during high-risk deliveries at 10 Mayo Clinic Health System sites. The program ensures that 100 percent of newborns have access to adva[...] Oct. 11, 2016 Critical airway management in kids Anatomical differences between children and adults complicate emergency airway management, especially for providers with little pediatric experience. July 02, 2016 Helping kids cope with trauma As the front line in treating children and families dealing with traumatic stress, emergency providers not only manage pain and injuries but also provide emotional support and ensure ongoing psychological and social car[...] July 02, 2016 Pediatric torso injuries present unique challenges A child's unique anatomy makes torso injuries more challenging to diagnose and manage — and often more severe — than similar injuries in adults. May 06, 2016 Many centers unprepared for pediatric mass casualties Children have historically been an afterthought in disaster planning. But as mass casualty incidents involving children become more common, pediatric disaster care should be a top priority. Jan. 08, 2016 Mayo develops new decision aid for pediatric CT PECARN guidelines accurately identify children at high risk of TBI after minor head trauma, but are ambiguous about kids at moderate risk. New guidelines aim to fill the gap. Oct. 03, 2015 Knowing what to look for is the first step in helping abused kids Emergency providers are often the only advocates abused children have. Performing a comprehensive evaluation is imperative, not only to provide timely medical care, but also to help keep kids safe. 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