Molly Lederman, MD - Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

The Sports Ultrasound Clinic at Boston Children's Hospital is at the forefront of using ultrasound technology to evaluate and treat athletes with injuries of many different types, including to the soft tissues (tendons, ligaments and muscles), joints and other bony and cartilaginous structures. As part of the Sports Medicine Division at Boston Children's, we specialize in sports injuries in children, adolescents and young adults. By combining ultrasound technologies with our knowledge of young athletes, we provide the best possible care to our patients.

Based in the vibrant city of Boston MA Dr. Gregory Young holds the prestigious title of M.D. which stands for Doctor of Medicine in General or Allopathic Medicine. As a medical doctor specializing in general practice Dr. Young brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his patients. With a dedication to providing top-notch medical care Dr. Young's practice serves the diverse community of Boston and its surrounding areas. Patients can trust in his expertise and compassionate approach to healthcare making him a valuable resource for those seeking professional and personalized medical attention. Generated from this place's public information

ECMO, which stands for Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation, is an advanced technology that functions as a replacement for a critically ill child's heart and lungs. It's used to support a child who is awaiting surgery, or to give a child's vital organs time to recover from heart surgery or disease. The ECMO Program is housed within the hospital's Medical-Surgical Intensive Care Unit. Here, a multi-disciplinary team of cardiac intensive care unit physicians, nurses and specially trained respiratory therapists provide customized ECMO care for each child they treat. Specialists in pediatric infectious diseases, pulmonary disease and pediatric neurology also are readily available to help manage and monitor cardiac ECMO patients.