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Epigastric hernias occur when there is a tiny opening in the muscles between the breastbone and the belly button and can be treated with minimally invasive surgery.
A groin hernia happens when organs or abdominal tissue push through a hole in your child's abdominal wall where the thigh meets the trunk.
An umbilical hernia happens when a part of a child’s abdominal wall does not close at birth and appears as a bulge that is seen near your child's navel (belly button).
Pectus excavatum or sunken chest is one of the most common chest wall disorders in children.
Pectus carinatum is a chest deformity that causes portions of the ribs and breastbone to push forward.
Pilonidal disease is a condition that affects the skin and tissue of the crease between the buttocks and is treated by our pediatric surgery team.
Laparoscopic Surgery is a minimally invasive procedure used by the surgeons at Arkansas Children's for hernia repair, repair of pectus excavatum, and more.
For the past 15 years, the pediatric surgeons at Arkansas Children’s have corrected pectus excavatum using a minimally invasive technique called the Nuss procedure.
Use these surgery resources for Arkansas Children's Hospital. If you have any questions, please call us at 501-364-1336.
Use these surgery resources for Arkansas Children's Northwest. If you have any questions, please call us at 479-725-6877.
Although each child is different, find helpful guidelines for before, during, and after surgery.
Learn moreExpert care is provided in Little Rock and Springdale by a skilled team of pediatric surgeons. In addition to the pediatric surgeon, the care team consists of a number of dedicated professionals that will help care for your child. Each member of the team has special training in pediatrics--whether they're the surgeon, radiologist, nurse or anesthesiologist.
If your child needs frequent needle sticks or is afraid of needles, the vascular access team (VAT) at Arkansas Children’s can ease your child’s pain and anxiety during required medical procedures.
The Arkansas Children's Hernia Center provides a minimally invasive to surgery so hernia patients get back to normal activities as soon as possible.
The Cardiothoracic Surgery services a full spectrum of pediatric heart surgeries including complete repairs, palliative surgeries and heart transplantation.
Craniofacial Orthodontics. The craniofacial clinic offers comprehensive orthodontic services for patients with craniofacial and/or cleft lip/palate malformations.
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