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Fast Facts
July 1, 2009 to June 30, 2010
Inpatient Discharges: 256
Observation and Outpatient in a Bed Discharges: 40
Total Discharges: 296
Average Length of Stay*: 2.1 days
Average Daily Census*: 1.5
Patient Days*: 544
Total Surgical Procedures: 1,402
Includes Surgery Unit and Surgery Center
Inpatient Consultations: 252
Urology Clinic Visits: 7,734
Ironton Close To Home Center Urology Clinic Visits: 121
Mansfield Close To Home Center Urology Clinic Visits: 66
Total Urology Clinic Visits: 7,921
* Excludes observation patients
Urology conditions requiring accurate diagnosis and therapy or those requiring major reconstructive surgery. Nationwide Children’s Hospital offers ongoing support, expertise and solutions.
We are proud to announce that the department of Urology at Nationwide Children's Hospital ranks #14 in U.S. News & World Report's 2011 Edition of America's Best Children's Hospitals. Read the news release.
Our Urology department maintains locations on the main campus of Nationwide Children’s Hospital, as well as at other areas in Central Ohio.
Our urologists are also scientists, making advances in the field of pediatric urology. Learn more about our most recent research projects and innovations.
Venkata R. Jayanthi, MD, has been appointed chief of the Section of Pediatric Urology at Nationwide Children’s Hospital.
Dr. Jayanthi has served as a urologist at Nationwide Children’s since 1994 while also holding a faculty position in the Department of Urology at The Ohio State University College of Medicine. In January 2012, he was named Interim Chief of Pediatric Urology. Read the news release »
Investigators in The Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital have developed a mouse model in which a mother’s urinary tract infection negatively affects the offspring, an occurrence anecdotally observed in humans. Using this first-of-its-kind model, they have identified proteins in the blood that may indicate whether such an infection might stunt fetal growth. Study findings have been published in the March 21, 2012, edition of PLoS ONE. Read the news release »