Pediatric Surgery

A Pediatric Surgeon is a highly trained specialist who focuses on diagnosing and providing surgical care for children with various surgical issues. They possess extensive knowledge and expertise in the surgical repair of birth defects, specific surgical techniques for each stage of child development, and the treatment of traumas in children. From newborns to late adolescence, Pediatric Surgeons provide comprehensive care to young patients throughout their growth and development. General Responsibilities: 1. Performing surgeries to correct abnormalities of the groin in childhood and adolescence 2. Diagnosing and providing surgical care for tumors in children 3. Conducting transplantation operations in pediatric patients 4. Examining young patients and diagnosing health issues that require surgery 5. Ordering preoperative tests and physical examinations, and interpreting the results 6. Consulting with patients and their families to discuss diagnosis and treatment options 7. Providing comfort and reassurance to young patients before surgical procedures 8. Monitoring postoperative recovery and educating family members on postoperative care 9. Performing surgical repair of birth defects in children 10. Treating traumas in children 11. Collaborating with neonatal specialists, pediatricians, and family physicians for comprehensive patient care