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Childhood cancer patients can receive the right care with Tampa General Hospital’s pediatric hematology/oncology experts.

Bone fractures don’t usually occur the same way in children as they do in adults. Whereas fully grown bones typically break cleanly into two separate pieces and can be treated with immobilization, broken bones in children sometimes lead to different complications. This is because bones that haven’t fully developed are more flexible.

A pelvic mass describes any benign (noncancerous) or malignant (cancerous) growth or enlargement that originates in the cervix, an ovary, the uterus or a surrounding structure in the lower abdomen. Most women develop a pelvic mass at some point in their lives, although many go undetected

A genetic condition, polycystic kidney disease causes cysts to form in the kidneys.