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When baby Emma went into cardiac arrest outside Wrigley Field, her parents and helpful bystanders jumped into action with CPR. What happened next was nothing short of extraordinary. Thanks to the expert care of the Lurie Children’s Center for Transport Medicine, a Midwest leader in neonatal and pediatric transport, Emma made a full recovery with no long-term effects.
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