Umbilical vellus is an umbilical yolk duct residual tissue (embryonic residual tissue) proliferation, also known as umbilical yolk duct polyp (umbilical omphalomesenteric duct polyp) or umbilical polyp (umbilical polyp). In…
Umbilical velvet in newborns is usually not self-healing and needs to be treated as necessary. Umbilical velvet, also known as umbilical polyp, is a small amount of intestinal mucosal tissue…
The umbilical cord usually falls off on its own about 7-14 days after birth. There are individual differences in how early it falls off depending on the ligation method. Generally,…
The umbilical cord of newborns usually falls off in 7-10 days. If the umbilical cord has not fallen off in 20 days, whether it is normal or not needs to…
1. Neonatal umbilicus Because the umbilicus is not long broken, there are local “wounds” and necrotic stumps that have not yet fully healed, and the newborn’s own immunity is not…
Newborns are often prone to various umbilical disorders such as umbilical infections (commonly known as umbiliculitis) and need to be differentiated from umbilical sinus and umbilical fistula. It is a…
The navel, commonly known as the navel eye, is called “Shen Que” in Chinese medicine. After the baby is born, the umbilical cord is ligated and cut, leaving the stump…
After the birth of a newborn, the umbilical cord connected to the placenta is ligated and cut off, and the stump of the umbilical cord finally dries and falls off,…
The umbilical cord is the link between the mother and the fetus, providing nutrients for fetal growth and development, and transporting fetal metabolites to the mother and out of the…
Umbilical cord velvet is a relatively common disease in children, but there are many people who do not recognize this disease, and I have prescribed a maximum of twenty-six-year-old patient,…