Seeking surgical treatment recommendations for a 6-month-old baby with a large left ureter and hydronephrosis.

Parents inquire about the appropriate timing for surgery on a newborn’s webbed toes, and medical professionals offer advice.

The possible cause of recurrence after hernia surgery may be incomplete ligation of the hernial sac, leading to weak points in the small intestine wall. The only effective treatment for hernia is surgical treatment, while conservative treatments include medication and hernia belt therapy.

After the surgical removal of a postauricular cyst, parotid duct leakage occurred. After being compressed with an elastic headband, it healed. The patient inquired whether this condition would cause subsequent problems with the parotid gland and the hospital’s responsibility. The doctor replied that such parotid duct leakage is usually due to small ducts or lymphatic vessels rupturing, which typically heal on their own, and if healed, there is no need to worry about future issues.

A child experiences diplopia and difficulty in upward eye movement following brain vascular malformation surgery, asking about treatment options and whether it’s suitable to travel by plane.

Inquiries about the timing and recommendations for surgical treatment of a newborn’s 6-finger condition

The incision for neonatal large intestine surgery is usually small. It is recommended to undergo surgery for treatment, and pay attention to postoperative wound care to prevent infection.

Solutions to Cryptorchidism Symptoms and Their Impacts

What is the success rate of surgery for a three-year-old child with a brain cyst?

After the successful urethral rupture surgery in a child, how should families seek further treatment and support? What are the best places for treatment?