Soccer Star Returns Stronger and Faster After PT
Yujin’s knee injury didn’t sideline him for long, thanks to his sports medicine care team and his incredible work ethic.
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Movement Is Medicine: Virtual Reality, Occupational and Physical Therapy Unite to Help Patient Stay Active
Phoenix loves sports, and when she was hospitalized for a stem cell transplant, her PT and OT teams used virtual reality to help her stay active.
At Stanford Children’s, a Young Patient Battles Heart Failure—and Rediscovers Joy in Movement
After arriving at Stanford Children’s in heart failure, 4-year-old Puuwai was fitted with a VAD, which temporarily impacted his mobility. Now, Puuwai is regaining his strength, one step at a time.
Teenager Overcomes Two Injuries to Dance in ‘The Nutcracker’
Jocelyn Garcia returns to the Nutcracker stage after dislocating her patella twice, with support from her Stanford care team.
Teen Closes in on Recovery after Meniscus Injury
After tearing his meniscus during a basketball game, Branden turned to the sports medicine experts at Stanford Medicine Children’s Health.
Formerly conjoined twins Erika and Eva Sandoval are thriving
When they are not hopping, both girls are scooting quickly around on three limbs, playing and talking with gusto, and expressing themselves as individuals.
Formerly conjoined twins returning to Sacramento
Formerly conjoined twins Eva and Erika Sandoval are one step closer to going home. The 2½-year-old sisters, who were surgically separated on Dec. 6, moved from Palo Alto to UC Davis Children’s Hospital in Sacramento.
Formerly conjoined twins update: Erika and Eva
Formerly conjoined twins Erika and Eva Sandoval, who were separated December 6 are making good progress on learning to live as two people.
