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Miracles Do Happen…A father shares his NICU success story!
Ranjeet, who was working as a contractor in Chindwada, Madhya Pradesh, shared his emotions when his baby boy was discharged from Rainbow Children’s Hospital NICU, “Me and my wife Rajkumari’s dreams were shattered when my baby was born and we came to kn
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Fateh: Our Little Conqueror Celebrates His Healthy First Birthday
From being on a high-frequency ventilator and oxygen support to blowing candles on his first birthday, Fateh's story inspires many. The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Rainbow Hospital has handled many critical cases of premature births success
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ECMO Therapy: An Advanced Form of Treatment For Very Sick Children
Two-year-old Arjun was alright till 4 days ago when he developed a mild fever accompanied by cough and cold. The parents took him to a nearby pediatrician and started him on routine medications for the symptoms. However, his breathing difficulty worsened an
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Jaundice in newborns even after two weeks? It could be biliary atresia!
Biliary atresia is a liver disease that occurs in newborns. It is often identified shortly after birth. This condition occurs when the bile ducts inside or outside the liver do not develop normally. When a child has biliary atresia, the bile ducts in the liver are blo
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Our Success Stories: Human Milk Bank At Rainbow Children’s Hospital Banjara Hills, Hyderabad
Human milk donation is a not a new concept. It’s been few decades that Human Milk Banks are established in association with few tertiary care NICUs in India. With the highest number of preterm deliveries and suboptimal breastfeeding, these human milk bank
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Purple Day 2022: Epilepsy Awareness
Seizures and epilepsy? What is the difference between the two terms? The brain normally has electrical currents in the brain, which help the brain to control different functions of the body. Sometimes these electrical currents increase suddenly; this is conducted to the
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Every breath counts! Prevent and stop pneumonia in children
Children were hospitalized with us in our Pediatric Intensive Care department with severe lung infection (pneumonia). The older sibling, a 4-year-old boy, was hospitalized with invasive pneumococcal pneumonia (severe lung infection by Pneumococcal pneumonia) requiring
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Disseminated staphylococcal infection in a 5-year-old child
This 5-year-old child from Kurnool was transported to our Pediatric Intensive Care department in view of severe sepsis (blood stream infection), deep vein thrombosis of left leg (blood clot in the blood vessels), cellulitis, pyomyositis and osteomyelitis of left femur (infe
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Are You Aware of How Healthy Your Child’s Bladder Is?
Experiencing conditions like bedwetting, incontinence, frequent UTIs, or any bladder-related issues, consult our urology experts! It is easier than before to consult our specialists as we have launched our special Pediatric Bladder Clinic to provide best
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