Our Patients

Thanks to advances in pediatric cancer treatment for neuroblastoma, the odds were in young patient Ariana’s favor.

A 7-year-old boy received part of a liver from his mother’s friend. Today, he’s perfectly healthy—a testament to everyone involved.

A range of specialists at CHLA collaborated to care for a young patient with the new disorder effecting children who have had COVID-19

Orthopedist Melissa Bent, herself born with the disorder, is now a specialist in it and helping to lead the hospital’s treatment of the most common congenital foot deformity.

From sixth grade to his 16th birthday, Jackson suffered from back pain caused by scoliosis. Thanks to orthopaedic experts at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, he’s now “back to normal—actually even

They made national news when separated as babies, but now these once-conjoined twins live normal lives in the Midwest

In her own words, Coco shares her journey back to health, the importance of social distancing, and tips on keeping busy until safe-at-home restrictions are lifted.

In end-stage renal disease, Maverick needed a kidney transplant. When a donor didn't turn up fast enough, his parents decided to look in-house.

Geoffrey Von Der Ahe, 18, who has been a patient at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles since birth, says living with a heart defect has made him want to give back to other kids—and study medicine one day

How Noa outran three heart surgeries—and retinoblastoma