Understanding the impact of poor cerebellar development on the motor function development of premature babies, as well as the treatment methods for spastic cerebral palsy.

Understand the causes and related symptoms of neonatal hypocalcemia.

Retinopathy of premature babies occurs due to the incomplete development of the baby’s retina, which, in a hyperoxic environment, leads to vasoconstriction and obstruction of the retinal blood vessels, causing regional ischemia and hypoxia. This, in turn, triggers abnormal proliferation of retinal blood vessels, leading to a series of changes including exudation, hemorrhage, and organization.

Discuss the potential problems and solutions when choosing formula and feeding premature babies.

Discuss the common misconceptions that parents may encounter during the treatment of pediatric cerebral palsy, including blind pursuit of medical treatment, misunderstanding of skeletal and muscle problems, and excessive expectations for the growth of premature infants.

The symptoms of infantile cerebral palsy include delayed motor development, abnormal muscle tone and posture.

Premature babies experience an abnormal increase in bowel movements and changes in color, seeking expert advice

Explore the issue of treatment costs for pediatric cerebral palsy and provide information on stem cell transplantation therapy.

A method for using corrected age until the baby reaches 24 months (2 years).

Understand the definition of premature babies, as well as the potential impact of prematurity on newborn health.