Evalynn Vasquez, MD, MBA News

The Division of Urology at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles has expanded its clinical research team, which focuses on innovative ways to improve care.

CHLA is one of just 11 centers in the country to be designated as a Center of Excellence by the Association for the Bladder Exstrophy Community.

Olivia needed a new bladder and a transplanted kidney, so her family entrusted Children’s Hospital Los Angeles to pull off the most complex procedures and save her life.

Born with a rare genetic disorder, Oliver needed a new kidney—and lots of care. Thanks to a multidisciplinary team at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, the 3-year-old is now thriving.

A new study finds that patients’ mental health and quality of life change as they grow to adulthood.

Virtual consultations help ease parents’ anxiety—and improve care after a baby is born.

Psychologist Michelle SooHoo, PhD, supports children dealing with voiding dysfunction, as well as those with complex urologic conditions like bladder exstrophy.

The program is one of only a few of its kind in the Western United States to offer comprehensive, coordinated care for children with colorectal and pelvic anomalies.

From surgical readiness to prenatal consultations, a pediatric urologist is investigating new ways to enhance patient care.

Investigators from the Children’s Hospital Los Angeles Division of Urology will give five poster presentations at the Western Section of the American Urological Association conference. The virtual