A one-and-a-half-year-old baby sustained a head injury on the forehead, resulting in a large bulge. The swelling has not subsided, and the baby has been injured again, leaving a bloodstain. After the wound has healed and the swelling has gone down, the bulge seems to have disappeared on the surface, but there is still a hard lump when touched. Can this hard lump fully recover?
Can a ruptured eardrum, which has been broken for over 10 years, be repaired, and what is the recovery of hearing after the surgery?
Can a second-grade pediatric astrocytoma be cured?
Patients with adenoid hypertrophy inquire about the possibility of non-surgical treatment and related treatment methods.
Answer and advice on whether children with amblyopia can undergo surgery
Treatment and Precautions for Burn Blisters
Understand the severity of burns and the applicability of burn ointment to provide proper treatment methods for children with burns.
Explore the treatment methods and effectiveness of cervical cancer.
A child with adenoid hypertrophy experiences snoring and breathing issues, inquiring about the possibility of avoiding general anesthesia during surgery.
Can children with cholangitis ascariasis eat lamb?
