Our Patients

Experts at CHLA’s Comprehensive Epilepsy Center remove a rare brain lesion in a 14-year-old boy.

Buoyed by his Children’s Hospital Los Angeles care team and a positive attitude, teen surfer Cole is back in the water after beating acute myeloid leukemia.

The partnership between an orthopedic surgeon and a neurosurgeon leads to phenomenal success reviving DJ’s disabled arm.

Kate, a 4 West nurse and cancer survivor herself, finds big and small ways to “go the whole nine yards” for her patients every day.

Born at 29 weeks, Sam suffered from subglottic stenosis, his airway so narrowed it was 95% closed. Doctors in CHLA’s Aerodigestive Program worked to rebuild it.

Hunter never let his acute lymphoblastic leukemia diagnosis define him—but today, he proudly wears the title “survivor” in support of cancer research.

A more aggressive treatment regimen for clear cell sarcoma has transformed survival rates for children with the disease.

Four years after bone marrow transplant, multidisciplinary care helps a Fanconi anemia patient focus on ‘kid stuff.’

After enduring years of severe abdominal pain, a teenager becomes the first pediatric patient in Southern California to undergo a rare procedure called TPIAT.

When athlete Darci suddenly became catatonic, her mom learned of a new Down syndrome regression disorder treatment at CHLA that is bringing her back to herself.