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Trauma
Children are curious beings, and their curiosity often lands them in trouble. Serious injury may necessitate hospitalisation or emergency surgery for your little one.
Soft Tissue
The body's organs are protected from the external environment by the soft tissues that surround them. For any concerns you may have about your child's health, Dr Human is here to help.
Oncology
The study and treatment of cancer in children and adolescents is known as paediatric oncology.
Head and Neck
It is common for children to develop swelling in the head and neck region. To rule out any potentially dangerous conditions, you should consult with a medical professional.
Chest
The chest houses some of the most important organs, including the heart and lungs. If you have any reason to believe your child may be suffering from a serious chest condition, you should seek the advice of a physician like Dr Human.
Abdominal Wall
The abdominal wall protects our internal organs. Hernias, defects, and other conditions can affect your child's abdominal wall. Seeing a surgeon will ensure that your child receives the right treatment.
Stomach
If your child continues complaining of stomach pain, persistent vomiting or losing weight, you should take him to the doctor because he could have a medical condition that necessitates medical attention.
Liver
Children can be affected by a wide range of liver disorders. Your child's liver may become damaged due to liver conditions, so it is best to seek medical help.
Intestines
If your child frequently complains that their stomach hurts, they may have a problem with their intestine, a long, twisting tube that aids in the digestion of food. Most gastrointestinal problems in children can be treated successfully.
Perineum
It's the area between the anus and genitals, from the vaginal opening to the anus or from the scrotum to the anus. There are a variety of problems that can arise in the perineum. There are numerous nerves, muscles, and organs in this area, making it common for children to feel pain in the perineum.
Minimal Access Surgery
Children's minimal access surgery (MAS) is common and well-received worldwide. Instead of a large incision, a surgeon performing minimal access surgery uses one or more small incisions.
