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By Mr Simon Clarke
23.02.22
Paediatric surgery

Could gastro-oesophageal reflux be the cause of your child’s vomiting?

Reflux, where stomach content passes into the oesophagus, is experienced by both adults and children from time to time. Chronic reflux in children can bring about a range complications which may require treatment. In this informative article, highly-respected consultant paediatric surgeon Mr Simon Clarke offers expert insight on the symptoms parents should look out for and how gastro-oesophagul reflux is treated in children.

By Mr Munther Haddad
16.02.22
Paediatric surgery

Orchiopexy for undescended testicles: What to expect

Babies with undescended testicles may require surgery, known as orchiopexy, to reposition them scrotum. In this article, leading consultant paediatric and neonatal surgeon Mr Munther Haddad explains all you need to know about the procedure and what parents should expect.

By Mr Simon Clarke
24.11.20
Paediatric surgery

Orchidopexy for undescended testicles

Consultant paediatric surgeon, Mr Simon Clarke, provides an expert insight into the orchidopexy procedure for undescended testicles. He discusses the surgery, the prognosis of children with undescended testicles, the risks of treatment, and more.

By Mr Simon Clarke
17.11.20
Paediatric surgery

Undescended testicles: how are they treated?

Leading paediatric surgeon, Mr Simon Clarke, spoke to us about all the symptoms of undescended testicles, how the condition is diagnosed, how common it is and when it should be treated. We found out details on orchidopexy and how children who need to have the surgery, should prepare.

By Mr Stefano Giuliani
03.09.20
Paediatric surgery

Treating tongue-tie: breastfeeding and what to expect from surgery

Tongue tie occurs in approximately in 4 -11% of babies, whilst this is a small nuber, it can cause great concern in parents across the globe. In this article we spoke to top paediatric surgeon, Mr Stefano Giuliani, on how to feed a baby with tongue tie and how it can be treated with surgery.

By Mr Juling Ong
18.05.20
Paediatric surgery

Why might a child need plastic surgery?

If your child was born with a birthmark or deformity of the face and head, a paediatric plastic surgeon can help. We've asked one of London's expert surgeons about the commonest reasons a child might need plastic surgery and what you, as parents, can expect during the whole process.

A recently born baby, a few weeks old at most, is asleep on a blanket.

By Mr Juling Ong
04.02.20
Paediatric surgery

Craniosynostosis: does it affect skull and brain growth?

Craniosynostosis affects the shape and size of your baby's head. The earlier its detected, the higher the chance of preventing the problems associated with this condition such as raised pressure in the head. Fortunately, treatment is available. In this article, Dr Juling Ong explains all about detecting and surgically treating craniosynostosis.

By Mr Stefano Giuliani
19.11.19
Paediatric surgery

Minimally invasive surgery in children

Minimally invasive surgery is the use of special instruments and techniques to reduce the size of incisions when performing an operation. It usually refers to laparoscopy or thoracoscopy, which are techniques using ‘keyholes’ in the tummy and chest, respectively. Paediatric surgeon Mr Stefano Giuliani tells us about the advantages of minimally invasive surgery for children and what to look for when choosing a surgeon to operate on your child.

By Mr Stefano Giuliani
21.02.19
Paediatric surgery

Inguinal hernia: spot the signs in your child

As a parent, it's difficult not to worry if you notice an inguinal hernia, which presents itself as a visible bulge in the groin or scrotum, of your little one. Expert paediatrician Mr Stefano Guiliani explains more about the signs of an IH and what you should do if you notice one.

By Mr Stefano Giuliani
28.01.19
Paediatric surgery

Common medical problems in children

Babies and children can be prone to a number of medical problems, some of which they are born with. For example, some common medical issues that male babies face include foreskin problems and undescended testes. Mr Stefano Giuliani, a leading paediatric surgeon, explains some of the most common medical problems in children that he regularly treats.

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