Neonates born with hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy may experience a transformation into ventriculomegaly after treatment. This article explores the severity of this condition change and discusses effective treatment approaches.

The only treatment for congenital bile duct obstruction is surgery, particularly for infants with severe conditions, who may require liver transplant surgery after they have developed.

The current ultrasound examination results indicate a fetal abdominal rupture, with a low probability of misdiagnosis. If the results are incorrect, a 4D color Doppler ultrasound can provide a clearer judgment. Diagnosing fetal abnormalities should be cautious, as abdominal rupture often accompanies other conditions. Once diagnosed, immediate surgery is required upon birth for the best treatment outcomes.

This article provides medical advice on the issue of testicle retraction in a 7-month-old baby.

Blood in an infant’s stool may be caused by weak, and treatment should involve guiding the fire back to its origin.

Is there a risk associated with children undergoing a head CT scan? CT scanning is the most commonly used and effective method for examining head injuries.

If a child has mucus or a lot of nasal discharge causing blockage, a bulb syringe or nasal aspirator can be used to suck out the mucus and nasal boogers to relieve the child’s stuffiness. The bulb syringe or nasal aspirator will not cause any harm to the child… .

Pain may occur after pediatric hypospadias surgery, and it is important to monitor the child’s urination and wound condition to prevent infection.

Is there still a possibility for a 5-month-old baby to have biliary atresia?

Traditional Chinese Medicine treatment for vascular malformations is a choice, and the treatment method should be selected based on the specific condition of the patient.