The dimples on the chest of young children can be a sign of congenital pectus excavatum, which is a quite dangerous disease. Treatment of congenital pectus excavatum is applied with many methods such as placing a bell to lift the sternum, Nuss surgery to shape the sternum...

Posterior nasal obstruction is a congenital defect in the nose of newborns caused by abnormalities in the nasal area, nasal septum or bones between the nose and throat of the child. Early treatment of posterior nasal obstruction in children is necessary to prevent the risk of choking on milk, pneumonia, respiratory failure,...

Patients with auricular chondritis and auricular hematoma may be prescribed various treatments, including auricular aspiration. This technique helps drain fluid, creating negative pressure to reduce the amount of fluid accumulated in the auricle, supporting effective treatment.

Thyroglossal duct cyst is a congenital anomaly caused by an embryonic abnormality during thyroid gland formation. This anomaly affects approximately 7% of the population and can occur at any age, especially in children.

One of the congenital defects that children may encounter is congenital cleft defects, in which bilateral oblique facial clefts are quite complicated. This defect not only causes loss of aesthetics but also affects the child's functions. Therefore, children need to be examined and treated for oblique facial clefts promptly as well as perform oblique facial cleft surgery under endotracheal anesthesia at reputable facilities to ensure safety and effectiveness.