Handling and Prevention Measures for Children’s Burns

After the complete removal of a neuroblastoma, no further treatment is generally required. Recent studies have shown that most stage 1 tumors in children under 1 year of age can regress spontaneously. It is recommended to closely monitor the condition and avoid surgery temporarily. For stage A patients, with good tissue structure, no lymph node metastasis, normal NSE and ferritin markers, and without overexpression of the N-myc gene, 12 cycles of conventional chemotherapy are performed after surgery, and regional radiotherapy may be administered if necessary.

Newborn Tetanus Care Methods

Understanding the causes of post-paralytic syndrome in pediatric paralysis, and how to improve patients’ motor functions through rehabilitation training.

Learn how to effectively care for children with cerebral palsy, including dressing, sleeping positions, diet, and cultivating self-care abilities.

Discuss the potential long-term complications that preemies might face, as well as the key aspects to be aware of in daily care.

Does the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) qualify as top-level nursing, and how to perform wound care.

Sharing emergency care and nursing methods for newborn asphyxia

Learn the correct steps for emergency resuscitation of newborns to deal with situations such as newborn asphyxia.

Facial Paralysis Care Issues and Prevention Measures