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Phrenic nerve injury is a serious but manageable birth injury that affects the newborn’s ability to breathe properly. This condition occurs when the phrenic nerve—which controls the diaphragm muscle responsible for breathing—becomes damaged during delivery. Understanding the causes, symptoms, and treatment options is essential for families facing this diagnosis. As
Learn about skull fractures in newborns from forceps and vacuum delivery. Including types, causes, treatment options, and when medical negligence occurred.
Therapeutic Hypothermia for HIE: How Cooling Therapy Works Therapeutic hypothermia—commonly called “cooling therapy”—is one of the most significant advances in treating newborn brain injuries caused by oxygen deprivation. When a baby experiences hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) during birth, this controlled cooling treatment can dramatically reduce long-term neurological damage and give families
