1.Know the history of pregnancy, fetal maturity, delivery history, hypoxia and resuscitation and other triggers. 2.Understand the clinical symptoms and signs, especially the detailed examination of the neurological signs. 3,…
Neonatal hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) is a medical term for brain damage caused by fetal asphyxia in utero or during delivery, which in mild cases may leave no sequelae, but in…
The embrace reflex is an intrinsic reflex of the spinal cord, which is an unconditioned reflex. The lack of this embrace reflex indicates that the child’s brain nervous system is…
Intracranial hemorrhage in newborns can heal on its own in a few days depending on the site, amount and cause of the hemorrhage, etc. Some children with serious conditions may…
The hug reflex is an intrinsic reflex of the spinal cord and is an unconditioned reflex. If there is a lack of this hug reflex, it means that the child’s…
The hug reflex is the most defensive reflex of infants. For infants under 3-4 months old, when the mother or family members suddenly walk to the child or make loud…
The hugging reflex is a sudden change in the newborn’s posture or when he hears a loud sound, he will have his arms outstretched and fingers extended; his upper limbs…
Neonatal intracranial hemorrhage is a common disease in newborns, especially preterm infants, and a common form of severe brain injury. Whether a neonate with intracranial hemorrhage can return to a…
Some parents think their children are just developing later than their peers, but overlook the fact that this may be a symptom of brain damage. So what can we do…
The hug reflex is the most defensive reflex of infants. For infants under 3-4 months old, when the mother or family members suddenly walk up to the child or make…