Coordinating centre

Obstetrician-gynaecologist

Specialist in foetal medicine and surgery. She is involved in the care of patients referred to the Trousseau centre following prenatal diagnosis of vertebral anomalies or dysraphism. She is a member of the team involved in foetal surgery to repair myelomeningocele.

The physical medicine and rehabilitation department diagnoses and cares for children with disabilities, in particular for spinal cord pathologies, motor disorders, vesico-sphincter disorders of malformative, neurological and functional origin, and constitutional bone diseases. Dr Lallemant-Dudek is in charge of coordination.

An paediatrician, Dr. Hina Simonnet cares for children with rare diseases and complex disorders. A program of early rehabilitation in the first months of life has been created for children with cerebral and/or spinal cord injuries, in collaboration with the department’s physiotherapists and occupational therapist.

Kinesitherapist Sandy Morin is identified in the department for perineal re-education for continence disorders, whatever their origin. She is also developing early care for toddlers at risk of psychomotor development disorders.

Head of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, he is principally involved in the diagnosis and treatment of neuromuscular diseases of the musculoskeletal system. He is particularly involved in the surgical treatment of spinal and thoracic deformities in children and adolescents. He is co-founder and co-director of the University Hospital Department of “Musculoskeletal Diseases and Therapeutic Innovations” (DHU Mamuth) with Professor Thomas Voit from 2013 to 2018, then of the University Hospital Federation (FHU Mamuth) with Professor Bertrand Fontaine since 2020.

Paediatric radiologist at Armand Trousseau Hospital, DMU DIAMENT – APHP, Paris. University Professor – Hospital Practitioner, Sorbonne University Faculty of Medicine. She is coordinator of the DES in radiology for the Ile-de-France region, a board member of the Société Francophone d’Imagerie Pédiatrique et Prénatale (SFIPP) and a member of the ‘Prenatal Imaging’ task force of the European Society of Pediatric Radiology (ESPR).

An obstetric gynaecologist in the Foetal Medicine Department, she carries out antenatal diagnostic consultations and obstetric ultrasound scans. She is also in charge of the foetopathology unit at APHP Sorbonne Université in Trousseau, which carries out post-mortem examinations of foetuses after medical termination of pregnancy or foetal death in utero, to help diagnose malformations and provide subsequent genetic counselling for parents and their families.

Paediatrician and geneticist, hospital practitioner, head of the “Malformative Syndromes and Developmental Anomalies” reference centre at Trousseau Hospital (APHP.Sorbonne University). She is responsible for diagnosing and caring for children and young adults with malformative syndromes, with or without intellectual development disorders, genetic counselling for family members, and prenatal diagnosis.

A medical geneticist, hospital practitioner and head of the “Malformative Syndromes and Developmental Anomalies in Adults” reference centre, Pitié Salpêtrière site, APHP.Sorbonne University. His areas of expertise are the diagnosis, monitoring and care of malformative syndromes and/or intellectual development disorders of genetic origin, at all stages of life.

As Clinical Research Associates, they are responsible for completing the rare disease forms for the PM&R and orthopaedic surgery departments and for completing the BaMaRa database for foetal medicine. They are responsible for the scientific and administrative monitoring of clinical trials conducted by the centre.