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    Sunrise Children's Hospital

    Child Life Specialists

    Our Child Life Specialists help take the scary out of a hospital stay!

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    Maternity Care

    Offering advanced care for mothers and babies

    Sunrise Children's Hospital features the state's most comprehensive Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).

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    Our Mission

    Sunrise Children’s Hospital is the largest and most comprehensive children’s hospital in Nevada. When our doctors, nurses, parents, and others come together, we can make amazing things happen for the children of Nevada. That’s what we mean by “Amazing Together”- Working together to provide expert care for infants, children, adolescents and expectant mothers in our community, the surrounding region and the millions of visitors that come to Las Vegas.

    Our commitment to amazing care begins with providing a full range of services designed especially for kids, from our dedicated pediatric emergency room and inpatient unit to our pediatric heart surgery program. We have the largest Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) and Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) in the state. Located on the same campus as Sunrise Hospital & Medical Center, Sunrise Children’s Hospital believes that with you, we are Amazing Together.

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      Last Updated: February 13th, 2012

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        How is minimally invasive surgery used in trauma patients?

        Minimally invasive surgery is used in trauma patients to diagnose and repair injuries.

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        Why is age-appropriate care for sports injuries essential?

        Age-appropriate care for sports injuries is important because it protects growth plates from potential damage in the future.

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        Do children need pain medication after surgery?

        Infants and children do require pain medicine following a procedure. Doctors help alleviate pain with different medications.

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        Why do inguinal hernias require surgical treatment?

        Inguinal hernias do require surgical treatment, as it can enlarge over time.

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        What are the symptoms of an inguinal hernia?

        The major symptom of an inguinal hernia is a bulge in the groin.

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        What is the link between childhood obesity and diabetes?

        About 50% of children who are obese will have some form of gluclose intolerance which can lead to the development of type 2 diabetes.

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        What causes pectus excavatum?

        Pectus excavatum is caused by a genetic component related to connective tissue disorders.

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        How is restrictive lung disease caused in children?

        Restrictive lung disease is caused in children by scoliosis or disease.

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        Why should someone with a foot injury see an orthopedic surgeon specialist?

        Parents should seek out a specialist for an orthopedic issue if their primary care physician isn’t comfortable taking care of the issue.

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        What is croup in children?

        Croup is caused by a swelling in the child's airway caused by viruses, allergies and reflux.

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        How can my child prevent shoulder overuse injuries from baseball?

        Elbow and shoulder overuse injuries from baseball can be prevented by watching the amount of throwing that kids do.

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        How can obesity affect a child's sleep?

        About 25 to 50% of children who are obese have some form of sleep apnea, which affects their ability to exericse and lose weight.

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        How does prematurity affect an infant's lungs?

        The lungs of premature infants are immature and prone to complications.

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        Why may I need ACL surgery?

        Whether or not someone may need ACL surgery depends on the patient’s function and the stability of their knee.

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        How is bronchiolitis in children treated?

        Doctors treat bronchiolitis in children with inhaled medications.

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