Track 1 Neonatology
A field of paediatrics called neonatology provides medical attention for newborn infants, particularly unwell or unborn newborns. It is a hospital specialty that is typically carried out in neonatal care units (NICUs). Doctors must stay current in neonatology because it is an area that undergoes fast change.
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Fetal Anomalies
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Ultrasound Fetoscopy
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Pregnancy Complications
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Chorionic Villus Sampling
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Amniocentesis & Non-Stress Test
Track 2 Pediatric Surgery
A paediatrician who specialises in paediatric surgery manages operations on infants, kids, and teenagers. Treatment for birth deformities, abnormalities in children who have experienced trauma, trauma situations, and more are all included in our services. At Medical over Hospitals, we are assisted by a group of paediatric and new-born surgeons who have a wealth of knowledge in delivering comprehensive care to infants through teenagers.
Early approaches to heart malformations
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Early approaches to heart malformations
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Lung volume reduction surgery
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Modern beating-heart surgery
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Minimally invasive surgery
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Risks of cardiac surgery
Track 3 Pediatric Nutrition and Breast Feeding
Pediatricians should advise mothers to breastfeed exclusively or fully for the first six postpartum months rather than using formula, and then prompt introduction of adequate, safe, and complementary foods in conjunction with continued breastfeeding as the best possible nutrition for the first postpartum year.
Track 4 Pediatric Nephrology and Urology
Kidney failure, high blood pressure, hereditary kidney illnesses, kidney stones, urinary tract infections, and anomalies in the urine, such as blood and protein, are just a few of the conditions that paediatric nephrologists diagnose, treat, and manage. A paediatric urologist is a medical professional who focuses in treating children with genital or urinary issues. They can also address issues that arise in the kidneys, bladder, urethra (tube that allows you to urinate), and genital tract of an infant, child, or adolescent. The urinary system is the area of the body that helps you remove toxins and waste from your body by peeing (reproductive organs inside and outside the body).
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Hernia
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Spinal Bifida
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Hypospadias
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Hydronephrosis
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Nocturnal Enuresis
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Neurogenic Bladder
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Undescended Testes
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Vesicoureteral Reflux
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Antenatal Hydronephrosis
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Ureter pelvic Junction Obstruction
Track 5 Pediatric Dermatology
Pediatric dermatologists are experts in the diagnosis and treatment of children's skin conditions, including the appropriate dosing of drugs. You may be confident that your child will receive the best medical treatment if your paediatrician advises that they visit a dermatologist.
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Genodermatosis
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Neonatal dermatomes
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Neurocutaneous disorders
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Congenital malformations of skin
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Dermatomes: Metabolic, nutritional
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Childhood Infections: Viral, bacterial, fungal
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Other miscellaneous conditions
Track 6 Pediatrics Obesity
Due to the strain it places on the child and adult health care systems, child or child obesity is a developing global issue that has to be addressed (1). It is reasonable to point to smoking, eating a diet heavy in fat and sugar, as well as not exercising, as the primary causes of obesity in both children and adults. All of the body's organs are impacted by childhood obesity, and the prevalence of young children with diabetes is rising. Childhood obesity is associated with a higher risk of developing a number of conditions, including diabetes, heart disease, stroke, some types of cancer, social difficulties, and depression in teens. (2). Obese people are those with a BMI of 85% to 95%, and those with a BMI of 95% are considered obese. Growth over time can be tracked using growth charts. To show the distribution of body measures, these charts are divided into sections by percentile curves. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention offer growth charts that can be used to monitor obesity.
Track 7 Pediatrics Emergency Medicine
A paediatric emergency physician is a specialist in providing care for children and adolescents who are critically ill or injured. A paediatric emergency physician is qualified to handle a range of conditions that call for urgent medical care. These issues are frequently severe and even fatal.
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Asthma
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Pneumonia
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Near drowning
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Diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA)
Track 8 Pediatric Endocrinology
An endocrinologist can treat your child if they have issues with development, puberty, diabetes, or other hormonal and glandular issues. Other organ functions are influenced by chemical hormones. For instance, hormones control a baby's growth and development. Hormones are sent into the bloodstream by endocrine glands like the pituitary gland. The field of research that focuses on these glands and the effects of hormones is endocrinology. The issues that paediatric endocrinologists deal with frequently diverge greatly from those that endocrinologists who treat adults typically encounter. It is crucial to have specialised training in child development and growth settings. Hormonal issues might persist for a lifetime. Hormonal issues affect children and adolescents at every stage of development, according to endocrinologists.
Track 9 Pediatric Gynaecology
The gynaecologist and paediatrician is a professional doctor who, after finishing his initial training in Obstetrics and Gynecology, continues to get correction. Children, teenagers, and young women who have a problem with gynaecological surgery are specifically treated by the paediatric and adolescent gynaecologist. These gynecologic issues might include everything from neonatal ovarian cysts to sporadic puberty issues. Medical and surgical issues affecting the reproductive organs in children, adolescents, and adults can be treated.
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Complications of ERCP
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Liver Transplant Programs
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Sphincter of Odd Dysfunction
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Malignant Hilary Biliary Obstruction
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Endoscopic Therapy of Pancreatic Diseases
Track 10 Pediatric Otolaryngology
A paediatric otolaryngologist has the training and knowledge necessary to care for your kid if he or she requires extensive surgical or medical treatment for illnesses or issues involving the ear, nose, or throat. A lot of general otolaryngologists treat kids surgically. However, more specialist paediatric otolaryngology care is accessible in many parts of the nation.
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Adenoidectomy
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Caustic ingestion
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Cricotracheal resection
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Dec annulation
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Laryngomalacia
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Laryngotracheal reconstruction
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Myringotomy and tubes
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Childhood Sleep disorders - Alpena
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Tonsillectomy
Track 11 Pediatric Primary Care
The provision of first-line communication care and systematic management of health problems requiring multiple professional services are all examples of primary health care for children. It also includes providing health care and expected care, monitoring physical and mental growth and development, age-appropriate assessments, the diagnosis and treatment of serious and chronic diseases, the management of serious and life-threatening diseases, and, where appropriate, the transmission of more complex conditions. Children and teenagers receive family-centered, community-based primary and primary health care that takes into account their needs, risk factors, and social sensitivity in clinical practise and care delivery strategies. It is better to provide primary paediatric healthcare within the framework of a "medical home," where comprehensive, ongoing, and economical treatment is offered and provided or supervised by skilled paediatric healthcare professionals.
Track 12 Perinatology
A branch of obstetrics that deals with problems that are more likely to be deadly and maternal than usual. Perinatology can be considered a preventative and deadly specialisation but is actually a component of childbirth because it starts at 20 to 28 weeks of gestation and lasts for 1 to 4 weeks after birth. Neonatal medicine is a field that relates to children. A perinatologist can provide prenatal care for a high-risk baby and a neonatologist can provide postpartum treatment.
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Perinatal Medicine
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Ultrasound Fetoscopy
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Pregnancy Complications
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Chorionic Villus Sampling
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Amniocentesis & Non-Stress Test
Track 13 Social paediatrics
Social paediatrics is a method of child health care that places the child, their illness, and their health in the context of their neighbourhood, setting, school, and family. The glossary clarifies key social ideas for children and condenses the terminology used to describe various aspects of the practise of isolating or treating ill children. After a consultation process to develop the lexicon, the writers—who are all members of the European Society for Social Paediatrics—came to an agreement. Child welfare doctors from outside of Europe are also included to provide a national perspective.
Track 14 Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Aiming to enhance and restore function and quality of life for persons with physical or mental disorders that impact the brain, spinal cord, nerves, bones, joints, muscles, tendons, and muscles, therapeutic and rehabilitative medicine (PM & R), often known as physiatrist or rehabilitation medicine. People who have lost physiological functions as a result of illnesses or injuries can restore them with the aid of physical therapy and rehabilitation. The phrase is frequently used to refer to everyone in the medical field, not simply doctors.
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Cerebral palsy & Spinal Bifida
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Neuromuscular disorders & acquired brain injuries
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Limb deficiencies & gait abnormalities
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Musculoskeletal conditions
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Brachial plexus palsy
Track 15 Child Trauma and Pain
When a youngster witnesses or encounters the worst kinds of childhood trauma, it may constitute child abuse. Many of the things kids go through might be frustrating. This might take the form of harassment, neglect, or violence in relationships. Humans refer to this as trauma. Traumatic incidents can also happen to children. Among these are mishaps, natural disasters, conflict and war, medical treatments, or the unexpected death of a parent or caregiver.
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Psychological abuse& child neglect
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Adverse childhood experiences study
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Disclosure and diagnosis
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Prevention & treatment
Track 16 Pediatric Gastroenterologists
Pediatric gastroenterologists are medical professionals who focus on problems with children's livers, digestion, and nutrition. From infancy till age 18, they look after young patients. Make an appointment with your child's paediatrician if they are experiencing issues with their liver, digestion, or nutrition. Most kids who visit a paediatric gastroenterologist have been recommended by their paediatrician.
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Complications of ERCP
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Liver Transplant Programs
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Sphincter of Odd Dysfunction
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Malignant Hilary Biliary Obstruction
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Endoscopic Therapy of Pancreatic Diseases
Track 17 Pediatric Critical Care
From infancy through puberty, children are cared for by specialists. They would rather place the treatment of very ill children at the centre of their medical practise. They are equipped to provide the specialised medical care that children in PICU require thanks to their advanced training and experience.
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Asthma
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Pneumonia
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Near drowning
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Diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA)
Track 18 Pediatric Allergy and Infections
Nobody wants to watch their child go through hardship.
Allergies can affect any child, but they tend to affect them more frequently in families where allergies have been a problem in the past. Parents should concentrate on observing their child exhibiting symptoms rather than trying to perfectly control everything their child is exposed to or consumes.
Early identification of a child's allergies will enhance their quality of life, decrease the amount of days they miss school, and prevent you from having to take time off work or vacation to look after them. If your child is having a problem, take care of it and call a vet right away.
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Symptoms of allergies in children
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Skin or chest rash (atopic dermatitis or eczema)
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Difficulty breathing (asthma)
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Sneezing, coughing, bending nose or itchy eyes
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Stomach upset
Track 19 Pediatric Radiology
Students in Pediatric Radiology are kept up to date on all new findings and developments in paediatric research and associated subjects. This is accomplished by combining original research papers with reviews that outline the current state of knowledge on a given subject. Content includes modifications to general strategies, equipment and technique introductions, technology advancements, and methodology.
Track 20 Pediatric infectious disease
Pediatric infectious disease specialists treat a wide range of immune and infectious disorders, including those caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi, and insects. Specialists in infectious illnesses may get care for a variety of difficult-to-treat or uncommon conditions.
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Grinding
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Bad Breath
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Tooth Decay
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Gum Disease
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Canker Sores
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Wisdom Teeth
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Sensitive Teeth
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Thumb-sucking
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Orthodontic Problems
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Over-Retained Primary Teeth
Track 21 Pediatric Dentists
From infancy to adolescence, paediatric dentists have been committed to the dental health of children. They are qualified and experienced to look after a baby's teeth, gums, and mouth throughout all phases of life. During the first six months of life, babies start getting their baby teeth. By the time they are 6 or 7 years old, kids start to lose their primary teeth, which are eventually replaced by secondary, permanent teeth. Children who lack basic dental care may develop diseases and decay that could cause discomfort and issues for the rest of their lives. Today, childhood tooth decay, an infectious condition, affects children more frequently than asthma and hay fever combined, by a factor of five and seven, respectively.
Track 22 Pediatric Ophthalmologist
A paediatric ophthalmologist has the skills and credentials to treat your kid if they have an eye condition, are having trouble with a vision screening exam, are having difficulties reading or learning, or need surgery or medical therapy for an eye condition.
Track 23 Pediatric Pulmonologist
A paediatric pulmonologist is qualified and knowledgeable to treat your infant if he or she is having breathing or lung problems. Pediatric pulmonologists diagnose, treat, and care for children with respiratory and pulmonary illnesses from birth to age 21.
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Technology-dependent children
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Pulmonary function testing
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Excessive build-up of mucus in the lungs
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Fibre-optic scope
Track 24 Pediatric Oncology
A paediatric oncologist will likely treat your child if they are diagnosed with cancer. Cancer in children: research and care. The majority of malignancies in children differ from those in adults. The emphasis of paediatric oncology is cancer in children, adolescents, and young adults. Pediatric oncology physicians have received specialised training in caring for children and ensuring their comfort throughout treatment.
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Sarcoma & Lymphoma
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Neuroblastoma & Histolytic disorders
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Hemophilia and other bleeding disorders
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Aplastic anemia/bone marrow failure
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Immune thrombocytopenia & Hemolytic anemia
