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Informative articles for parents about pediatric surgery, children's health, and when to consult a specialist.
Inguinal hernia in children: when is it time for surgery
Inguinal hernia is one of the most common surgical conditions in childhood. Learn to identify the signs and when to consult a pediatric surgeon.
Tongue-tie: how it affects your baby's breastfeeding
A short lingual frenulum can make breastfeeding difficult from the very first days. Learn about the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options.
5 signs of appendicitis in children every parent should know
Appendicitis is the most common surgical emergency in children. Recognizing the symptoms in time can make a difference. We explain what to look for.
Undescended testicle: when is it time for surgery?
Undescended testicle is a common condition in boys. Learn why timely treatment is important and when surgery is recommended.
Phimosis in children: is surgery necessary?
Phimosis is normal in the first years of life. Learn when it is physiological, when it becomes a problem, and when surgical intervention is needed.
What to do when a child suffers abdominal trauma
Abdominal blows in children may seem mild but can hide serious internal injuries. Learn the warning signs and when to go to the emergency room.
Neonatal surgery: what parents need to know
When a newborn needs surgery, parents face many doubts and fears. This guide explains what to expect and how your baby is cared for.
Testicular torsion: an emergency that cannot wait
Testicular torsion is a surgical emergency. Every hour counts to save the testicle. Learn to recognize the symptoms and act quickly.
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