Timing and Methods for Treating a Baby’s Extra Fingers

A small head wound on a child due to a fall can potentially heal naturally with physical therapy and proper care.

A 1.5-year-old baby has a high sternum, and the parents are concerned about the indentation of the ribs. They inquire whether a chest CT scan can detect how the ribs are indented.

Can a child over one year old with synovitis receive vaccinations?

Treatment Recommendations for Pediatric Torticollis

If a child’s neck is slightly crooked, can it be treated with surgery? What kind of help can be expected: Can surgery be performed, and how much will the surgery cost?

A child with a humeral epiphysis fracture, accompanied by medial elbow varus and limited elbow joint flexion, is recommended for surgical treatment

The patient was diagnosed with bilateral hip dysplasia at 7 months old, with a right acetabular angle of 27 degrees and a left one of 29 degrees, and has been wearing a frog-like brace for 7 months. The recent pelvic X-ray examination was unable to determine the condition due to an incorrect shooting posture. It is recommended to take a new X-ray and pay attention to the shooting posture. The correct shooting posture should be: the child lying on their back, remove clothing and diapers, stay calm and relaxed, with both iliac anterior superior spines on the same horizontal line, legs naturally apart at shoulder width, and toes pointing inward, with the perineum covered.

Can a child’s scoliosis be treated? The answer is yes. According to the situation you described, it mainly belongs to a manifestation caused by congenital developmental abnormalities, which can be treated with corrective massage therapy. Firstly, you should maintain a positive and optimistic attitude. The appearance of pediatric orthopedic deformities has a serious impact on the patient’s health. In addition to timely treatment, patients also need to pay attention to daily care, protect the affected area, eat a balanced diet, and avoid or reduce the chance of recurrence.

A newborn has a congenital clubfoot with an inverted foot arch. After undergoing manual correction and massage, the right foot arch is still shorter than the left foot after seventeen days.