The Vignery Family
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Fetal Therapy
After receiving lifesaving care at OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, Khovny is a vibrant, healthy 5-year-old who likes to dance and loves her 10-year-old brother, Evan. (Courtesy of Shabri Vignery)
Fetal Therapy
An X-ray shows fluid accumulation in newborn Ryan’s lungs. He was born with hydrops, a life-threatening condition in which fluids accumulate in a fetus’s body. The Vignery family tragically lost their newborn, Ryan, to hydrops. But thanks to complex treatment from the fetal care program at OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, their daughter Khovny was successfully treated for the same condition. (Courtesy of Shabri Vignery)
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