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Commonly Ordered Procedures

Find a list of commonly ordered procedures and download the complete outpatient procedure code list.

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Pediatric Radiography Board

The Columbus Pediatric Radiography Board is designed to assist imaging professionals in acquiring high quality, reproducible images in pediatric patients less than 3-4 years of age. 

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View presentations given by the Radiology staff at Nationwide Children's Hospital.

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Chloe's Story: Surgery Day
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Chloe's Story: Surgery Day

It's surgery day for Chloe in chapter 2 of this three-part series. After months of preparation involving both lifestyle changes and self-reflection, Chloe is ready for surgery. Dr. Michalsky will perform a robot-assisted gastric sleeve procedure. Watch at Chloe heads into the OR and hear what she has to say about her recovery.

Chloe's Story: After Surgery
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Chloe's Story: After Surgery

Surgery is over and now Chloe begins the road to recovery in the last chapter of our three-part series. Aside from healing physically, it is important that she stick to the lifestyle changes and habits that her and her care team worked so hard to develop before surgery.

Chloe's Story: One Year Later
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Chloe's Story: One Year Later

Catch up with Chloe as she returns to Nationwide Children's for her one-year checkup after surgery. Maintaining the healthy eating habits she learned before her gastric sleeve surgery hasn't always been easy, but it has helped her lose more than 100 pounds and live a happier, healthier life.

What is Bariatric Surgery?
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What is Bariatric Surgery?

Bariatric surgery, also known as weight-loss surgery, is an effective treatment for individuals who are considered severely obese (typically a minimum of 100 pounds above their ideal body weight).

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Box Osteotomy

Box osteotomy is surgery performed by a plastic surgeon and a neurosurgeon working together to reposition one or both orbits (the bones holding the eyes). Patients who need a box osteotomy may have hypertelorbitism, orbital dystopia, Apert syndrome, Crouzon syndrome or hemifacial microsomia.

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