Content related to Findings Raise Questions About Vertebral Body Tethering

Last May, Ava Cardoso-Smith, then 14, strode across the stage at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, took the microphone and belted out a rendition of “You Raise Me Up.” Her performance was part of a charity

Robert Kay, MD, shares new international consensus on addressing knee problems in children with cerebral palsy.

Every time 6-year-old Zayden Rainey comes to Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, something magical happens: He grows a little taller. It happens quickly—in less than two minutes—but no hocus-pocus or

More than 30 surgeries to correct his chest, rib and spinal abnormalities have not been able to diminish the courage of Alex Ito.

How CHLA helped one teenager overcome scoliosis to soar in gymnastics and in life Scoliosis surgery at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles gave 17-year-old Danielle Drake new hope for her aerial

Study shows that a pre-made brace provides equal healing to a body cast for young children with broken femurs.

New research finds a significant long-term increase in anterior pelvic tilt in children who undergo hamstring lengthening.

Scoliosis threatened to take Juliette away from a sport she loved. But spinal fusion surgery at CHLE got her back in the game.

A new study finds that metabolic control after surgery is associated with successful correction of leg deformities in children with hypophosphatemic rickets.