Effective pediatric care for complicated conditions such as colorectal abnormalities requires a unique infrastructure and an innovative approach to care.
With variations in practice existing even between practitioners at the same institution, research can provide the keys to standardizing care and improving outcomes.
Patients are more than a segregated set of organ systems. Treating them as whole beings requires the practice of integrated medicine.
A recent decision may define the future of virotherapy’s role in the clinical treatment of cancer.
Physicians can now use a standardized approach to predict continence in children with anorectal malformations/imperforate anus.
