Care and Prevention of Osteomylitis

What precautions should be taken when a child undergoes skull repair surgery?

Newborns’ inward curvature of the foot is a regional slight inversion deformity in the knee joint area, commonly seen in congenital development. In most cases, it improves with age. Correction can be assisted through the use of orthopedic devices and rehabilitation exercises.

Can an X-ray examination serve as evidence against congenital hip dislocation?

Parents inquire about dealing with a female infant’s shorter stature

Inquiry Regarding the Timing and Methods of Treatment for Newborn’s Right Hand Polydactyly Deformity

A father inquires about his 2-year-old son who fell from a 1.2-meter slide, concerned about possible concussions or other injuries. The child landed on his left hip first, rolled down, cried for a few minutes, then stopped crying and continued playing under the teacher’s comfort. Afterward, the child ate soda cookies and did not vomit or show any discomfort. The father asks whether he should be worried about concussions or other issues, and how long he needs to observe the child to confirm there are no problems.

A 1-year-3-month-old baby walking with wide legs may have mild O-shaped legs. It is recommended to expose the baby to more sunlight, supplement calcium and vitamins.

FAQ on whether a 2.5-year-old child’s large head size is something to worry about

Concerned about a child’s short stature and potential growth and development issues, seeking dietary and lifestyle recommendations that may be related.