Chromosome abnormality refers to a change in the number or structure of chromosomes within human cells.

Convulsion, also known as a fit or seizure, is a manifestation of an emergency, typically accompanied by muscle spasms and loss of consciousness.

An abnormality in the number of sex chromosomes can manifest as having an extra X chromosome, leading to what is known as the ‘superfemale syndrome,’ with a prevalence rate of 0.08% among women.

The child has been feverish for three days, with elevated C-reactive protein. Ask how to handle the situation.

A positive Hepatitis C virus antibody test indicates that the patient has previously been infected with or is currently infected with the Hepatitis C virus, making them contagious. The infection may present no symptoms initially and can take many years to develop into liver cirrhosis. Early diagnosis can be made through testing for viral antigens or viral RNA, but the currently used tests cannot directly detect the virus. The Hepatitis C virus can be transmitted from mother to child, and the risk of transmission during delivery is higher.

Elevated platelets in a child may be due to bone marrow disorders or acute and chronic inflammation.

Sepsis in newborns refers to the invasion of pathogenic bacteria into the newborn’s blood circulation, where they grow, reproduce, and produce toxins, leading to an acute systemic infection.

KF ring is an abbreviation for Spheno-occipital Dysplasia. Parents should pay close attention to their child’s condition and seek timely treatment.

Pectus carinatum refers to a deformity where the sternum is abnormally prominent in the middle, resembling the shape of a chicken’s chest. If you notice similar symptoms, it is recommended to take your child to the hospital for an early check-up and confirmation, so that treatment can be initiated promptly.

This post will explain the significance of trisomy 13 and the diseases it may cause.