Caring for your Little Athlete
Kid's Health:
Summer 2009
It's a parent's worst nightmare. You're watching your child or teen athlete from the sidelines when suddenly the action stops. Your child collapses in the middle of a game or match. Until that moment, he seemed perfectly healthy.
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UCI Specialty Clinics Begin Transition to CHOC
Physician Connection:
Summer 2009
In March, 11 UC Irvine sub-specialty physicians and their patients began transitioning to the CHOC Childrens campus in Orange for outpatient care.
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Wal-Mart Celebrates 20 Years of Children's Miracle Network
On The Mark:
September 2007
On May 31, Wal-Mart celebrated 20 years of giving to Childrenメs Miracle
Network with a party at Orange store #2546. The honoree of the day was
モMiracle Childヤ Sophia Colby, who was celebrating her third birthday.
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CHOC Cardiac Cath Lab Goes Digital
Physician Connection:
Summer 2007
CHOC recently completed a leading-edge digital upgrade of the Cardiac
Catheterization Lab. This improvement offers greatly enhanced image
resolution with potentially fewer side effects and less radiation, and positions
CHOC for future advances in cardiac catheterization techniques.
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AHA Recommends Emergency Medical Plan for Schools
CHOC Articles:
April 2007
AEDs are Effective in Pediatric Rescues
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CHOC Heart Program
Positioned To Become
Regional Powerhouse
Physician Connection:
Fall 2006
Earlier this year, CHOC welcomed Anthony C. Chang, M.D., as the new medical
director of The CHOC Heart Institute.
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Meet Dr. Chang
Physician Connection:
Fall 2006
Medical Director,
The CHOC Heart Institute
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Five Year Old Girl Survives Congenital Heart Condition and Fatal Lung Disease
Making a Mark:
October 2006
When Erica Ortega was 3 days old, she was diagnosed with hypoplastic left heart syndrome, a congenital heart condition that if left untreated is usually fatal. Since then, the 5-year-old has undergone three surgeries to correct the defect in her heart, the most recent of which she underwent this year.
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Creating a World-Class Heart Institute at CHOC
Making a Mark:
October 2006
The Orange County community may already know about
the excellence in cardiac care delivered at CHOCラthe
only facility in the region specializing in the diagnosis and
treatment of pediatric cardiac patients. But now, Anthony
C. Chang, M.D., MBA, medical director of the CHOC
Heart Institute, wants the world to know.
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Now On Staff At CHOC
Physician Connection:
Spring 2005
David Chun, M.D., Eduardo Gallegos, M.D. and Minakshi V. Chaudhari, M.D.
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CHOC Is #1 In Childrenメs Hearts
Kid's Health:
Winter 2005
Few things can make a parentメs heart race faster than a referral to a pediatric cardiologist. モIs it serious?ヤ is the first question most parents have upon learning a child has a congenital heart defect.
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A Change of Heart
Kid's Health:
Fall 2004
Little Nadia Garilli made history on March 9, 2004,
when she was just 7 days old. That was when she
became the first Orange County child to undergo the
Sano procedure, a new modification of a technique used
in the first of three surgeries to correct hypoplastic left
heart syndrome.
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CHOC Institutes Offer Expert Care
Kid's Health:
Summer 2004
Children with neurological disorders, congenital heart conditions or cancer need expert, specialized care. The CHOC Institutes offer a level of leading-edge care that is unparalleled anywhere else in Orange County, from state-of-the-art diagnostic services to the full spectrum of treatment alternatives.
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CHOC Opens Neuroscience Unit, Cardiovascular ICU
Physician Connection:
Winter 2004
Childrenメs Hospital of Orange County has opened two brand-new units
providing specialized care for neuroscience patients and for the postoperative
needs of cardiac surgery patients.
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Sophisticated Heart Procedure Saves Kindergartnerメs Life
Kid's Health:
Winter 2004
Not one of her five children had ever had a major illness or medical problem. Still, Linda Luchansky was a firm believer in regular check-ups. As part of getting her youngest daughter, Cassidy, ready for Kindergarten, she scheduled a well-child visit with their family practice physician. During the appointment, Cassidyメs doctor detected a heart murmur.
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Reputation Spurs Growth
At The CHOC Heart Institute
Physician Connection:
Fall 2003
In the past 10 years, the Ross procedure has been
increasingly considered for pediatric patients with a wide
spectrum of congenital abnormalities of the left ventricle
outflow tract (LVOT).
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