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The Medicine Program

The Medicine Program at CCPR is part of the Bowel Management Program for children with constipation and slow colon. This will help children with bowel control and toilet training.

Meet Our Team

Meet the Center for Colorectal and Pelvic Reconstruction team. Our team includes health care providers from many specialties, such as Urology, Gynecology, Gastroenterology and Radiology.

Diagnostic Procedures

If an issue is found with your child, doctors will do a number of tests to better understand the problems and to develop a long-term plan for the best outcome.

Services We Offer

The CCPR team provides many services that include testing, diagnosing and treating conditions related to the colon, rectum and pelvis in children. These services are offered by a dedicated health care team who understands how a child's body grows and develops.

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Contrast Enema

A contrast enema is a radiology test that helps to visualize the inside of the colon. Contrast enemas are often used to help determine the extent of the problem and plan for treatment. They can give a sense of how slow or fast the colon is moving.

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X-ray

An x-ray, sometimes called a radiography, is a noninvasive and painless exam that uses electromagnetic waves to see an area of interest on your body.

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Contrast Enema

A contrast enema is a test where contrast solution makes the large intestine (bowel) and part of the small intestine show up on the X-ray picture.

Surgical Repair

Learn more about surgical repair for imperforate anus or anorectal malformations.

Diagnostic Procedures

The diagnostic capabilities of the Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition are some of the most advanced in the world. The use of flexible probes, called endoscopes or colonoscopes, has facilitated the diagnosis of many GI diseases.