Cool Cap Technology at Phoenix Children's Hospital

Cooling the brain of an infant that has experienced birth hypoxia (lack of oxygen) helps the brain recover from injury.

Infants suffering a lack of oxygen who receive cool cap therapy have a greater chance of reducing their risk of death or permanent brain damage.

Phoenix Children's is one of only two neuro-nicus in the country with this technology.

Learn more about the Barrow Neurological Institute at Phoenix Children's Hospital at:
http://www.phoenixchildrens.com/medical-specialties/barrow-neurological-insti...

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Science & Technology

Tags:

• Cool Cap
• Phoenix Children's
• Hospital
• PCH
• neuroscience
• brain damage
• NICU
• infants
• hypoxia
• medical specialties

[INSANLIK1000]

the cooling therapy did not work for our son and as far as i know it is not that successful as she is telling us about it. it helps 1 in 100 kids that is the fact not just talking a lot of rubbish.

[NigglyNooTV]

Our baby went on cooling therapy here in London and we are so grateful for the outcome!

[supabri]

Phoenix Children's Hospital, Doctor Carballo and all the nurses on the newborn NICA are amazing. We will have you in our hearts forever. Thank you.

[iheartlogan2010]

This is amazing

[jencaniglio]

I would love to see a followup video of the baby.