Late-stage glaucoma surgery carries high risks with limited efficacy

Potential complications of surgical treatment for pediatric tonsillar hypertrophy include difficulty swallowing, voice changes, and oral infections, but these risks can be assessed and managed under professional medical judgment.

Possible adverse reactions and risks after glaucoma surgery

Discussing the appropriate timing for neonatal torticollis surgery and its potential risks, as well as why surgery between the ages of two to three is considered safer.

Understanding the Risks and Recommendations for Eyelid Ptosis Surgery

Appendicitis surgery in a regular hospital carries a very low risk, and proper postoperative care can lead to a quick recovery.

Adenoid hypertrophy may lead to snoring, facial deformities, and issues with intellectual development. Surgical risks are related to the severity of the condition, and it is generally not recommended for children under 1 year of age to undergo surgery.

Whether strabismus surgery can be cured in one session and the possibility of recurrence.

Discussing treatment options for intracranial arteriovenous malformations in elderly patients, emphasizing the importance of surgical risks and conservative treatment.

Explore the treatment options for osteogenic angioma, emphasizing the effectiveness of radiation therapy and the importance of lifestyle management.