Treatment and diagnostics stroke in Seoul, South Korea

Neonatology in Seoul is a progressive and developed clinical industry focused on the care of premature and extremely underweight children. Prematurity is a condition in which the fetus leaves the womb before 37 weeks of gestation. In clinical practice, there are cases when competent specialists managed to save and bring to life children who weighed up to 700 grams at birth. Triggers of prematurity are diverse, and it is not always spontaneous: in some cases, doctors have to stimulate childbirth long before expected date, if there are serious risks to the woman's body.

Neonatology departments and clinics in Seoul are equipped with advanced equipment and tools that allow you to monitor every second of the life of particularly vulnerable newborns and take emergency measures if necessary. Intensive care wards provide everything necessary to create a comfortable environment for the baby, identical to the intrauterine environment.

Mothers and toddlers can use the following manipulations:

• Comprehensive general and specialized diagnostics of the newborn
• Child care from the earliest stages
• Dynamic follow-up in the early postpartum period
• Therapy of various pathologies of newborns-from heart defects to convulsive syndrome
• Transportation of seriously ill infants
• Prenatal assessment of the fetal condition when the mother belongs to the risk group
• Vaccination and immunoprophylaxis of newborns

Local neonatologists are also contacted by women who have given birth to healthy {{babies. Such consultations help to avoid risks in the first months of life, learn how to care for a child, and learn useful information about vaccination and prevention of diseases in childhood.

Protecting children's health is a national priority at the state level. It is precisely because of the high level of medical services, the development of the perinatal and neonatal industry, the experience and qualifications of local doctors that foreign citizens are increasingly turning to them.