Medical Pediatrics
Medical Pediatrics
The Medical Pediatrics department provides care for infants, children, and adolescents. This department includes a conventional inpatient unit, a day hospital unit, a pediatric medical-surgical emergency unit, a unit for children at risk, and outpatient consultations.
The Medical Pediatrics department provides care for infants, children, and adolescents. This department includes a conventional inpatient unit, a day hospital unit, a pediatric medical-surgical emergency unit, a unit for children at risk, and outpatient consultations.
Consultations & Team(s)
- Healthcare professional
- All healthcare professionals
- Dr. Alina Arion
- Dr. Aude Bessières
- Dr. Caroline Faucon
- Dr. Claire Dupont
- Dr. Constance Wartel
- Dr. Cécile Vallet
- Dr. Cédric AGOSSAH
- Dr. Céline DELACOTTE
- Dr. Delphine NIMAL
- Dr. Elise David
- Dr. Flavie Godard
- Dr. Gaétan De Schrevel
- Dr. Henri Ginies
- Dr. Hélène DESROSIERES
- Dr. Julien Marie
- Dr. Laurence DUMEIGE
- Dr. Marie-Hélène VIGNE
- Dr. Marine HEUDE
- Dr. Marion GERARD
- Dr. Muriel Laurans
- Dr. Nathalie Bach
- Dr. Philippe ECKART
- Dr. Quentin Schlumberger
- Dr. Virginie Ribault
- Dr. Édouard Lacotte
Adolescent Medicine
Please note: this email address is reserved ONLY for requests for advice and/or initial consultations.
Metabolic diseases
Thursdays from 9 am to 12 pm
Cystic fibrosis
and Fridays from 2 pm to 3 pm
Nephrology
and Thursdays from 8:30am to 12pm
Endocrinology, Diabetology
Childhood Obesity
Tuesday from 1pm to 3pm,
Thursday from 1pm to 4pm
Neurology and muscle pathology
Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
Thursday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
, Friday
Allergology
Tuesday afternoons from 2:30pm to 3:30pm
Hepatology and Gastroenterology
Pulmonology
Service composition
- 1 University Professor · Hospital Practitioner
- 19 Hospital Practitioners
- 1 Health professional
- 3 Specialist Assistants
- 3 Psychologists
- 1 Psychomotor therapist
- 1 Attending Practitioner
- 1 University Clinic Head · Hospital Assistant
- 1 Senior Health Executive
Our services
The conventional inpatient unit accommodates sick infants, children, and adolescents. It has 29 beds, including 6 intensive care beds. It is divided into two units: one for infants and one for children and adolescents. Parents are welcome 24/7; however, only one parent may stay with their child overnight.
Secretariat: 02.31.27.25.85
The day hospital unit welcomes infants, children, and adolescents followed by a doctor from the team. Comprising 8 beds, it allows for further assessments, the administration of biotherapy infusions, and allergy testing.
Secretariat: 02.31.27.25.12
The pediatric emergency medical-surgical department receives children from birth to 16 years old, 24 hours a day, every day of the year. It also includes a short-stay hospitalization unit with 3 beds, accommodating patients for a stay of less than 24 hours.
Secretariat: 02.31.27.24.43
Pathologies
Pediatric gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition
The conditions treated include, for example:
- chronic inflammatory bowel diseases (Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis)
- eosinophilic esophagitis
- celiac disease
- chronic liver and bile duct diseases, viral hepatitis
- rare digestive diseases (polyposis, rare diseases of digestion/absorption)
- chronic malnutrition and enteral nutrition monitoring, including percutaneous gastrostomy placement
- functional bowel disorders (functional abdominal pain, chronic constipation and encopresis, gastroesophageal reflux)
- It also covers the performance of upper and lower digestive endoscopies, and esophageal pH-impedance measurements
Requests for initial consultations should be sent to the secretariat:
Pediatric Pulmonology
The service takes care of children with an acute bacterial or viral infection such as bronchiolitis, or a chronic condition, or even a malformation.
The respiratory investigations performed include bronchoscopy and sleep recording (ventilatory polygraphy).
Requests for initial consultations should be sent to the secretariat:
Cystic fibrosis
Within the department, there is a Cystic Fibrosis Resource and Competence Center (CRCM) designed to welcome children, adolescents, and adults with this disease (a mixed child/adult center). The team includes doctors, physiotherapists, a dietician, a psychologist, and specialized nurses.
Endocrinology · Pediatric Diabetology
The conditions treated include, for example:
- pediatric type 1 and 2 diabetes
- thyroid and parathyroid disorders, phosphocalcic metabolism disorders
- growth and puberty disorders, pituitary gland disorders
- Adrenal pathologies, management of Turner, Noonan, Prader-Willi, Silver-Russell, Williams and Beuren syndromes, CHARGE…
- pathologies of the development of the external genitalia, pathologies of the gonadal axis
In addition, the service includes a structure for educating children and adolescents about diabetes (referent childcare worker, dietician, psychologist, doctor) and a liaison structure has been created between the city and the hospital for the treatment of these diabetic children.
Requests for initial consultations should be sent by email to the secretariat.
Furthermore, the diabetes team can be contacted by email:
Childhood obesity
Within the department, there is a specialized pediatric obesity center (CSO pediatric) intended to accommodate children and adolescents with this condition, with dietary (Cécile LEGASTELOIS) and psychological (Lauriane CROUSEILLES) consultations.
Requests for initial consultations should be sent by email to the secretariat:
Metabolic disorders
The service specializes in the management of hereditary metabolic disorders, phenylketonuria, amino acid disorders and storage diseases.
AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome)
The service provides follow-up care for children born to HIV-positive mothers.
Pediatric Allergology
For several years, the department has been developing an activity focused on investigating allergic, cutaneous, digestive, and respiratory manifestations. Oral food and drug provocation tests are conducted on an outpatient basis.
Requests for initial consultations should be sent to the secretariat:
Pediatric Neurology
The department receives all neuropediatric pathologies: childhood stroke , learning disabilities, psychomotor developmental delays, tics, seizures, neuromuscular pathologies…
Ms. Mireille Denaveaut, neuropsychologist, is consulted for neuropsychological assessments.
Requests for initial consultations should be sent to the secretariat:
Pediatric Nephrology
The department treats all pathologies of the urinary tract and kidneys.
He performs kidney biopsies and monitors patients awaiting or who have received a kidney transplant, in collaboration with the reference center.
Requests for initial consultations should be sent to the secretariat:
Adolescent Medicine
The service receives adolescents suffering from eating disorders, emotional distress, and unstable chronic illnesses. Care is provided in collaboration with a psychologist, dietitians, a psychomotor therapist, and a special education teacher. Close collaboration is maintained with the child psychiatry service.
Requests for initial consultations should be sent to the secretariat:
General Pediatrics
Apart from the aforementioned pathologies, the service receives children referred by their general practitioner for any other reason concerning monitoring or prevention.
Reference & Expertise Centers
The medical pediatrics department is affiliated with several facilities
- The Reference Centre for Language and Learning Disorders · CRTLA
- The Pediatric Clinical Research Center · Pediatric CRC
- The Cystic Fibrosis Resource and Competence Centre ( CRCM)
- The Regional Center for Neonatal Screening · CRDN
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Locate / contact the service
Women's and Children's Hospital - Hematology
Medical Pediatrics
Secretariat of the department
from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm
Pediatric & Gynecological Emergency Access / Maternity Ward
Main Access
Main Access
Main Access
| Level | GPS access | Parking | Entrance | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Pediatric Emergency Department Women's and Children's Hospital Hematology | Level : 0 | | |||
Day hospitalization Women's and Children's Hospital Hematology | Level : 1 | GPS access: Main | Parking: Parking 1 | | |
Conventional hospitalization Women's and Children's Hospital Hematology | Level : 1 | GPS access: Main | Parking: Parking 1 | | |
UAPED Women's and Children's Hospital Hematology | Level : 1 | GPS access: Main | Parking: Parking 1 | |

