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Non-profit organization raising global CDH awareness, supporting all babies & families affected by CDH and
promoting
research into the causes, prevention & best treatments of CDH since 1995.
CHERUBS - The Association of Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia Research Awareness and Support
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Fetal Centers for CDH


There are a few procedures that may help your child before he/she is even born.  The least evasive and most promising is the use of betamethazone steroids injected into you to stimulate the baby’s lungs to grow.  This is the same treatment offered to moms who experience premature labor.  There are also surgical procedures that can be done. The following hospitals offer in utero procedures for fetuses diagnosed with congenital diaphragmatic hernia.  They are radical and fairly new procedures that come with various possible side effects.  We do not advocate for these or any other specific procedures- we support your decision to make the best medical choices for your child.  Certain conditions must apply (the liver can not be involved in the herniation, no other birth defects or genetic anomalies, maternal health, etc.).  Transportation, housing, and medical cost grants may be provided (ask when you call). 

Make sure to read about fetal procedures for more information and more listings.


For more information or to be considered for an in utero procedure, you can contact:


Fetal Treatment Center, Univ. of California at San Francisco- 800-RX-FETUS
Washington University in St. Louis- (314) 454-6022

Florida Institute For Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy (Tampa, FL)

Children's Hospital of Philadelphia- (800) IN-UTERO

Vanderbilt University in Nashville- (615) 936-1050

Women & Infants' Hospital Of Rhode Island Fetal Treatment Center - (401) 228-0559

Fetal Care Center of Cincinnati, Ohio – 888-338-2559

Children's Hospital Boston and Harvard Medical School's Advanced Fetal Care Center - (617) 355-6000








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