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Child Development Unit Caters To,
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NICU graduates and follow them for normal development :
Keeping in mind the large number of babies who are salvaged by hi tech
neonatal care, who are at risk for developmental problems and also to
cater to those children who are already retarded / handicapped an attempt
is been made by the KLES Hospital to set up Child Development Clinic,
which is located at G'-' floor (Sagar). The department was started on Aug
23"* 1997, and is functioning well on all working days of the week.
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Single NICU Graduate |
Twin NICU Graduate |
Triplet NICU
Graduate |
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Delayed children for rehabilitation:
(Various handicapped liked
physical, mental, visual, hearing slow learner & behavioral problems in
children). Handicapped children require multi disciplinary approach for
management comprising of Various specialties, services and aids all
available under one roof, the family at large need counseling regarding
the handicap, its prevention and rehabilitation.
Components of C D C :
Other Ancillary Departments that Help C D C :
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Pediatric surgeon
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Ophthalmologist
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ENT surgeon
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Plastic surgeon
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Neuro physician
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Neurosurgeon
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Psychiatrist
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Genetics
High Risk Follow Up
At each visit, the following areas of your child's development will be
evaluated:
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Physical development: how your child moves, how your child uses his/her
body to reach
or hold things and how he positions himself.
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Cognitive development: your child's ability to learn new things and
remember what
he/she has learnt, as well as speech and language skills, vision and hearing
abilities.
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Height, weigh land head circumference
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Your child's ability to hear—the foundation of all speech and language
activities.
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Each child is followed in the developmental follow-up clinic at least till
he/she
Is 3 yrs old. Monthly visit is preferred for nutrition and growth assessment
in the first year
and once in 3- 4 months thereafter. Development has to be assessed every 4
months
Each child has to undergo vision and hearing assessment too.
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