Discussing the appropriate timing for hernia surgery in a 2-year-old boy and postoperative care points.

A 26-year-old patient suddenly developed a fever and leg swelling, was diagnosed with nephritis and hematuria, and underwent five dialysis sessions. Although the cause is unknown, it is said that the patient has congenital renal insufficiency. It is still unclear whether it is acute or chronic renal insufficiency. It is recommended to undergo kidney glomerular filtration rate, 24-hour urine protein quantification, kidney ultrasound, renal artery ultrasound, and other examinations to clarify the condition.

Does neonatal jaundice lead to an increase in white blood cell count?

Umbilical hernias generally do not cause neonatal vomiting, but they may accompany other symptoms in certain situations.

The risk of neonatal hemolytic disease and its preventive measures in mothers with blood type O and fathers with blood type A

Neonatal jaundice refers to a condition where the jaundice index exceeds the normal range, but the condition is still controllable.

Discussing the severity of neonatal jaundice and its potential association with cerebral palsy.

How to Effectively Treat Hypersensitivity Pernicious Nephritis?

Possibilities and Prognosis of Neonatal Tetanus Treatment

The detection of neonatal hemolytic disease includes blood routine, reticulocyte count, and red blood cell morphology examination.