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Experts in the Colorectal and Pelvic Malformation Center at Boston Children’s Hospital explain the different types of imperforate anus in boys. 

Dr. Belinda Dickie, Director of the Colorectal and Pelvic Malformation Center, explains what omphalocele-exstrophy imperforate anus-spinal anomalies (OEIS) is, and what other anomalies are associated with it.

Boston Children’s plastic surgeon Dr. Brian Labow discusses what causes Apert syndrome. 

Boston Children’s plastic surgeon Dr. Amir Taghinia discusses how Apert syndrome is diagnosed.

Boston Children’s plastic surgeons Dr. Brian Labow and Dr. Amir Taghinia and share their hopes for their patients with Apert syndrome.

Boston Children’s Plastic Surgeon-in-Chief, Dr. John Meara, talks about the multidisciplinary team involved in treating Apert syndrome.

Boston Children’s plastic surgeon Dr. Brian Labow talks about the distinct characteristics of Apert syndrome in hands. 

Boston Children’s plastic surgeon Dr. Amir Taghinia reviews the timeline for treating Apert syndrome in the hands and what to expect along the way.

Boston Children’s plastic surgeon Dr. Brian Labow shares what to expect after hand surgery to treat Apert syndrome.