Ranked among the top hospitals in the nation for urology care

Children’s Wisconsin is a Center of Excellence and member of MIBEC (Multi Institutional Bladder Exstrophy Consortium) for bladder Exstrophy and Epispadias. Our goal is to help your child achieve the best possible bladder health and urinary control and active lifestyle. We focus on meticulous reconstruction of the anatomic details of the urinary tract and pelvis to restore function.  We value the team-centered approach to exstrophy care by engaging a team of expert exstrophy surgeons in the surgical management and long term care of your child. We also value our highly skilled exstrophy support team of select orthopedic surgeons, anesthesiologists, physical therapists, and nurses specialized in exstrophy care.

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For two little girls with a rare condition, Children’s Wisconsin offered renewed hope

As a parent, one of the joys throughout pregnancy is experiencing the many ultrasounds with your baby. Hearing a heartbeat, seeing fingers and toes, and watching the body grow is a magical moment for any parent-to-be. But when a birth defect is detected, especially a rare one, a parent’s feelings quickly shift from excitement to fear. This was the case for two families, the Lochers and the Haaks.

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MIBEC (Multi Institutional Bladder Exstrophy Consortium)

The MIBEC consortium brings together the country’s top pediatric urologists from Children’s Wisconsin, Children’s Wisconsin of Philadelphia, and Boston Children’s. The goal of this multi-center team is to improve surgical techniques to restore the cosmetic appearance and function of the urinary and reproductive tract, teach new physicians and colleagues world-wide, and report on improved patient outcomes and quality of life.

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Children's Wisconsin

Children's Wisconsin

8915 W. Connell Ct.

Milwaukee, WI 53226

(414) 266-2000
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Animated video especially for children with bladder exstrophy

The Boy with the Tiny Belly Button is a wonderful animated film for all children born with bladder exstrophy.

Bladder Cancer: Facts for bladder exstrophy patients

Understanding the facts about the risks of bladder cancer and how to reduce them are important topics for bladder exstrophy…

Kids with Exstrophy Share Their Wisdom

At the 2016 International Exstrophy Conference, several young attendees shared their insight and expertise about living with bladder exstrophy. Take a moment to enjoy and absorb their valuable words and wisdom!