Advanced pediatric surgical care
When surgery is recommended as part of your child’s care plan, pediatric surgeons at Peyton Manning Children's Hospital - Indianapolis Pediatric Surgery have the expertise to deliver advanced surgical care using some of the latest techniques. We start by listening to better understand your child and their health. Then, we work with you and your child’s referring doctor to create a surgical care plan that’s right for your child.
Your child’s care team takes the time to explain the procedure to you and your child. We also explain what to expect before surgery and how to care for your child after surgery. You can also sign up for an educational visit and tour several days before your child’s surgery, so you and your child can become familiar with the surroundings and know what to expect. To schedule a tour, call 317-338-3582.
Surgical care, just for children
Whenever possible, we use minimally invasive surgical techniques. With this type of procedure, surgeons use small incisions, which may reduce pain and help shorten your child’s recovery time.
Our pediatric general and thoracic surgeons specialize in surgical care for:
- Appendicitis
- Cancer
- Congenital anomalies in newborns
- Congenital lung conditions
- Gastrointestinal (GI) conditions
- Hepatobiliary conditions
- Hernias (inguinal and umbilical hernias)
- Pectus excavatum and carinatum
- Thoracic conditions
- Trauma
At Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital your child’s surgeon work closely with intensive care specialists in the pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) and neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital in Indianapolis – delivering advanced surgical care for some of the tiniest and most vulnerable patients. We also collaborate with pediatric specialists in otolaryngology (ear, nose and throat), gastroenterology (GI), radiology, and many other pediatric specialists.
Follow-up care after your child’s surgery
After your child’s surgery, we provide follow-up care at Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital.