Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago’s Post

In 2020, Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago was among the first in pediatrics to introduce cryoablation for some pediatric procedures. Cryoablation is technique that uses extreme cold to freeze nerves and reduce pain following surgery. Over time, the nerves regenerate and resume normal function. This technique decreases pain and dramatically shortens post-surgery hospital stays and overall recovery time for patients who’ve undergone surgery for pectus excavatum (sunken chest) and for lung resections. Lurie Children’s recently passed an important milestone, treating 400 patients with cryoablation. Lurie Children’s is committed to improving pediatric healthcare through groundbreaking research and innovative treatments. Learn more about how specialists use cryoablation to improve patient outcomes and recovery in this video. https://lnkd.in/gHPvsMUr

Modified Nuss Procedure for Pectus Excavatum

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Jennifer Scott

CNA/ caregiver at Synergy & at Visiting Angels

3mo

Ann was an amazing women not only did she raise $ but she and her husband had a dream to accomplish ! The team that support them really care . My heart goes out to Robert and his family as they morn Ann’s departure of this earth and on to celebrate with our Lord Jesus Christ .✝️🩷🕊️☮️🫶🏽

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Jill Brennan

Board member, Lurie Children's Hospital

3mo

Ann was an outstanding example of what "giving back" to a community can mean. Lurie Children's Hospital continues to help children with health issues become their best and strongest selves. What a wonderful gift to leave to countless others!

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Rebecca Johnston

investor, advisor, civic leader

3mo

Congratulations Fizan Abdullah and thank you for bringing the Nuss Procesure to Lurie Children’s. We are so grateful for the excellent care you are bringing to. Chicago children. 400 patients with cryoablation. Fantastic!

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