by Erika K Wolf | Dec 16, 2024 | Blogs, Condition, front-page, News, Pericardial Teratoma, Story, Uncategorized
Time was on baby Arley’s side when she was diagnosed with a rare fetal heart tumor. A narrow window of opportunity exists to remove a mass from a baby’s heart before it gets too large. But lucky for Arley, she was in a good place for the experts at CHOP to perform the in-utero procedure and allow her heart to function normally.
by Erika K Wolf | Dec 16, 2024 | Blogs, Fetal Chylothorax or Hydrothorax, front-page, Grant Winner, News, Story, Ultrasound images, Uncategorized
Narina and Chris were referred to expert care at Connecticut Children’s Fetal Care Center that saved baby Josiah’s life. Other doctors were ready to give up hope. But thanks to an innovative technique to receive amnioinfusions, baby Josiah is doing well and is ready for the ultimate phase of treatment.
by Erika K Wolf | Dec 16, 2024 | Blogs, Condition, Fetal MRI, front-page, News, Story, Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome
Kaelyn thought she might lose both her babies when Twin-to-Twin Transfusion Syndrome entered the picture. But thanks to the “amazing, amazing people” at Connecticut Children’s Fetal Care Center, she is enjoying life with her two healthy identical twin boys and wants parents to know that there is help and hope.
by Erika K Wolf | Dec 3, 2024 | Blogs, Condition, front-page, Myelomeningocele/Spina Bifida, News, Spina Bifida, Story, Uncategorized
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Ester and Samuel traveled across country and stayed away from home for months to ensure the health of their baby boy. His serious spina bifida diagnosis and mom’s cervical complications were challenges that Dr. Timothy Crombleholme accepted and triumphed over.
by Erika K Wolf | Nov 26, 2024 | Alloimmune Thrombocytopenia, Blogs, Condition, fetomaternal alloimmunization, front-page, News, Story, Uncategorized
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Parents aren’t the only ones who may not be aware of the dire consequences of FNAIT. Many doctors and other medical professionals aren’t familiar with the blood disorder until there’s a serious problem. Raising awareness allows for better disease management and prevention. See how the McGrew family dealt with four FNAIT pregnancies.