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Our pediatric surgeons lead a range of multidisciplinary clinical programs, specialty services, and research. We integrate our specialists in comprehensive programs to provide seamless care and meet the unique challenges of surgery in children. For these programs, we benefit from the combined, broad resources of Columbia University and New-York Presbyterian/Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital.

Adolescent Bariatric Surgery

Columbia's Center for Adolescent Bariatric Surgery in New York City offers a comprehensive, multidisciplinary weight management program for teens.

Chest Wall Abnormalities Program

Columbia’s multidisciplinary medical team evaluates, monitors, and treats children and adolescents with a range of chest wall anomalies, from more common to rare, life-threatening conditions.

Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia Program

Columbia’s Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia (CDH) Program offers a comprehensive and multidisciplinary approach to managing complex medical conditions that may develop in children born with CDH.

Extracorporeal Life Support Program

Columbia’s Center for Extracorporeal Life Support is a referral center for infants and children at hospitals throughout the tristate area and mid-Atlantic region.

Liver Transplant

Our experts assess and treat liver disease with standard medical therapy, investigational protocols, and surgical therapy.

Minimal Access Surgery

Columbia’s pediatric surgeons use minimal access techniques for surgeries such as laparoscopy and thoracoscopy.

Pediatric Cancer

Columbia's pediatric surgeons incorporate the most innovative techniques and technologies for routine procedures and complex surgeries.

Pediatric Trauma

Columbia’s pediatric trauma center at NYP/Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital is one of only three Level 1 Regional Pediatric Trauma Centers in New York.

Vascular Anomalies Program

Columbia provides world-class care for children with vascular anomalies, including hemangiomas, port wine stains, and other conditions.