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Connecticut Children’s urology division has ranked as a top 20 national program in the 2019-2020 U.S. News & World Report’s Best Children’s Hospital. Our board-certified and fellowship-trained urologists evaluate, diagnose and treat infants, children, adolescents and young adults affected by a wide range of genitourinary conditions.
Our nationally ranked diabetes and endocrinology team of board-certified physicians, advanced practice nurses and dietitians have expertise across a broad spectrum of endocrine conditions including diabetes, obesity and sexual development disorders. Our physician-scientists are leading the way in the research and treatment of rare bone diseases and pediatric diabetes.
It wasn’t her 9-month-old’s son’s diagnosis of bilateral undescended testicles that had Stephanie of New Fairfield worried. After all, Anne Dudley, MD, their urologist at Connecticut Children’s, had assured her that James’ condition was not uncommon – up to five percent of all full-term and 30 percent of premature babies are born with this condition […]
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