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Optimizing Prenatal Diagnosis of Abdominal Wall Defects — Classic Bladder Exstrophy and Its Imitators

Johns Hopkins pediatric urologist Chad Crigger discusses the latest findings regarding classic bladder exstrophy research, which were presented during the American Pediatric Surgical Association and American Urological Association 2024 annual meetings.

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Q&A on Mitral Valve Surgery Options

Cardiothoracic surgeon at Johns Hopkins Suburban Hospital, Hanghang Wang, discusses when patients with mitral valve disease should be referred to a surgeon, and considerations when choosing between repair and replacement.

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Intractable Epilepsy: When to Refer, Who to Refer, and What Work Up is Needed?

Ahmad Marashly, medical director of the pediatric epilepsy surgery program, discusses the role of epilepsy surgery in managing patients with drug-resistant epilepsy.

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Staged Versus Nonstaged Pelvic Osteotomies in Modern Treatment of Cloacal Exstrophy — Bridging the Gap

Johns Hopkins pediatric urologist John Gearhart discusses his team’s latest research comparing orthopaedic complications between nonstated and staged osteotomies for cloacal exstrophy, which was presented during the American Urological ...

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Christopher and Camden's Story | Pediatric Bladder Exstrophy

From birth through adolescence and into adulthood, the pediatric urology team at Johns Hopkins provide exceptional care for patients with bladder exstrophy.

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Postoperative ICU Delirium

Pediatric anesthesiologist and intensivist Sean Barnes discusses his research, which explores plasma biomarkers reflective of pathways implicated in delirium pathogenesis.

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Addressing Financial Toxicity in Head and Neck Cancer — A Crucial Imperative

Johns Hopkins head and neck cancer surgeon Leila Mady recaps a commentary published in JAMA Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery about the effects of financial toxicity on patients with head and neck cancer.

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Perioperative Metabolomic Profiling in Neonatal Cardiac Surgery Identifies a High-Risk Phenotype for Adverse Outcomes

Sean J. Cooney, a pediatric cardiology fellow at Johns Hopkins, aims to use metabolomics to improve post-operative outcomes in neonates undergoing cardiac surgery for congenital heart disease.

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Utility of Dark Blood-Delayed Enhancement (DB-DE) in Congenital Heart Disease: An Added Advantage in Detecting Subendocardial Ischemia

In this video, Kristopher Keppel, a Johns Hopkins School of Medicine medical student, discusses his research on dark-blood delayed enhancement imaging.