Spine surgery has come a long way. Surgeons can now fix problems in the back and neck with more accuracy than ever. One of the newest tools helping them do that is a system called 7D FLASH™ Navigation System and MRVision™ (7D technology). What makes it special is simple: It lets surgeons guide spine surgery without using radiation.
Tag Archives: Pediatrics
Staying Safe on the Slopes: TBI Prevention and When to Seek Care
Winter in the Hudson Valley offers ideal conditions for skiing, snowboarding, sledding and other cold-weather activities. While these activities can provide great exercise and family enjoyment, they also come with risks.
Raising the Standard in Pediatric Epilepsy Care
For families of children living with epilepsy, every seizure matters. Each one can disrupt learning, development and quality of life. That’s why Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital’s recent Level 4 Epilepsy Center reaccreditation from the National Association of Epilepsy Centers (NAEC) is such an important milestone.“Our program is designed to stop seizures, not just manage them—and that’s what this LevelContinue reading “Raising the Standard in Pediatric Epilepsy Care”
A Stroke in a Snowstorm: How Speed and Teamwork Saved a 14-Year-Old’s Future
On January 25, 2026, a winter storm was intensifying in the Hudson Valley. Molly McCoskey, a healthy 14-year-old, was relaxing in her room while her mom, Laurie, got ready for work.Molly felt fine when she woke up that day, but a few hours later, she texted Laurie that she couldn’t move her left arm.“I wentContinue reading “A Stroke in a Snowstorm: How Speed and Teamwork Saved a 14-Year-Old’s Future”
Your Kid’s Not Just Tired. Could It Be Anemia?
As school begins, persistent fatigue in kids may signal anemia, especially if symptoms like pale skin, weakness, and difficulty concentrating last over two weeks. Consult a pediatrician at WMC Health for a blood test and proper diagnosis.
Water Safety for Children: How to Prevent Drowning and Respond to an Emergency
Drowning is a leading cause of accidental death in children, but it’s preventable. With close supervision, swimming lessons, safety gear, CPR training, and pool barriers, families can stay safe. Learn more from WMCHealth and Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital.