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In children with craniofacial problems, upper airway blockage can be treated using a variety of surgical and maxillofacial techniques. The nasopharyngeal prong is a straightforward concept that allows the airway blockage brought on by the tongue's posterior placement as a result of a small mandible to be swiftly and easily resolved without the need for more invasive surgical treatments.

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Removal of Child Brain Tumours

Daniele Marinazzo*

DOI: 10.37421/2472-100X.2022.7.194

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Neurodevelopmental Disorders in Children

Olympia Palikara*

DOI: 10.37421/2472-100X.2022.7.191

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Parenting a child with neurodevelopmental impairment is linked to a lower quality of life, a higher risk of anxiety and depression and greater stress (NDD). Although there is research that suggests it may be challenging to raise NDD children in LMIC, little is known about the psychological hardship these parents go through, especially in rural areas. The goal of the study was to look at the psychological distress those rural Nepalese caregivers of NDD children go through. A team of skilled mental health professionals went and spoke with 63 carers in their homes. In this study, the General Health Questionnaire was utilised to evaluate psychological distress, perceived caregiver load, disability severity and demographic information.

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Neurologic Paediatric Disease and Gene Therapy

Renée Shellhaas*

DOI: 10.37421/2472-100X.2022.7.192

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For newborns and kids with nervous system disorders, gene-targeted medicines are now a reality. Rapid scientific progress has produced therapies that can cure or even change illness. Unresolved issues, however, include the necessity for long-term surveillance, inequities in delivery and delays and gaps in diagnosis.

Volume 7, Issue 4 (2022)

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A Review on Congenital Toxoplasmosis, Treatment and Outcomes in Children

Flavio Hayes*

DOI: 10.37421/2472-100X.2022.7.196

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Indeed, even without even a trace of indications upon entering the world, kids with innate toxoplasmosis (CT) may foster serious long haul squeal, including hydrocephalus, seizures, and mental, hearing and visual debilitations, with retinochoroiditis being the most incessant sign of CT. The endanger for its improvement further down the road has been connected to the inception and timing of anti-microbial treatment after birth. In a South American populace, beginning antiparasitic treatment as soon as conceivable contrasted with a postponement until the fourth month of life or later has been accounted for to decrease the gamble of visual sores inside the initial 5 years of life from 78% to 33%. While a generally high frequency of new retinochoroidal sores during the subsequent period shows the significance of long haul follow-up for patients with CT in South America, its convenience in kids with asymptomatic disease upon entering the world has been bantered in North American and European nations.

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