El Center for Women’s Health de OHSU ha desarrollado una clínica única para atención especial de pacientes que tienen síndrome de estrés postraumático (sigla en inglés, PTSD) perinatal o trauma perinatal. "Me gustaría que todos/as los/las pacientes pudieran experimentar este tipo de ayuda", dijo Maddie Papke, una paciente. (OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks)

The OHSU Center for Women’s Health has developed a unique clinic to provide special care for patients who have perinatal PTSD or perinatal trauma. “I wish every patient could experience this type of support,” Maddie Papke, a patient, said. (OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks)

The OHSU Center for Women’s Health has developed a unique clinic to provide special care for patients who have perinatal PTSD or perinatal trauma. “I wish every patient could experience this type of support,” Maddie Papke, a patient, said. (OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks)

The OHSU Center for Women’s Health has developed a unique clinic to provide special care for patients who have perinatal PTSD or perinatal trauma. “I wish every patient could experience this type of support,” Maddie Papke, a patient, said. (OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks)

Stephanie Dewes and Stefan Shearer hold their new baby, Clara, as she undergoes therapeutic hypothermia to treat neonatal encephalopathy. A unique new care process developed by pediatric neurology and neonatology teams provides parents the opportunity to hold their baby within the first few days of life, even as babies continue lifesaving treatment. (Courtesy of the Dewes and Shearer family)

Stephanie Dewes and Stefan Shearer hold their new baby, Clara, as she undergoes therapeutic hypothermia to treat neonatal encephalopathy. A unique new care process developed by pediatric neurology and neonatology teams provides parents the opportunity to hold their baby within the first few days of life, even as babies continue lifesaving treatment. (Courtesy of the Dewes and Shearer family)

Stephanie Dewes and Stefan Shearer hold their new baby, Clara, as she undergoes therapeutic hypothermia to treat neonatal encephalopathy. A unique new care process developed by pediatric neurology and neonatology teams provides parents the opportunity to hold their baby within the first few days of life, even as babies continue lifesaving treatment. (Courtesy of the Dewes and Shearer family)

Stephanie Dewes and Stefan Shearer hold their new baby, Clara, as she undergoes therapeutic hypothermia to treat neonatal encephalopathy. A unique new care process developed by pediatric neurology and neonatology teams provides parents the opportunity to hold their baby within the first few days of life, even as babies continue lifesaving treatment. (Courtesy of the Dewes and Shearer family)