While the majority of babies born are perfectly healthy, a small percentage (6%) are born with congenital conditions. How serious are these conditions? And what can you do to reduce your chances of having a child affected by abnormalities?
Modern ultrasound scans are a routine part of prenatal care. Because they are non-invasive, painless and safe for both mother and unborn baby, they are ideal for monitoring foetal development and weight. They are also useful in helping to identify conditions such as a cleft lip or palate.
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Rhinoplasty, commonly known as a ‘nose job’ is a surgical procedure for repairing or altering the appearance of the nose.
An obturator is a custom-made plate designed to close a gap between the roof of the mouth (palate) and the nasal cavity. Its primary function is to stop food and drink from entering the nasal passage.