Paediatrics

A paediatric specialist examination is a crucial medical appointment dedicated to the health, development and well-being of children and adolescents. Paediatrics is a branch of medicine that focuses on the diagnosis and management of disorders, diseases and problems specific to the paediatric age group. The main objective of paediatric examination is to ensure healthy growth, prevent diseases and provide appropriate care to promote the general well-being of young patients.

During the examination, the paediatrician performs a detailed assessment of the child or adolescent's state of health. This includes the measurement of parameters such as weight, height, head circumference and motor development. The paediatrician monitors physical and cognitive development, collects information on the patient's eating habits, physical activity and immunisation.

The paediatric specialist examination aims to promote the health, development and well-being of children and adolescents. Through regular monitoring, disease prevention and timely management of conditions, the paediatrician contributes to ensuring optimal growth and a healthy start in life for young patients. The paediatrician's visit represents a fundamental point of reference for child and adolescent health, providing careful and competent care for the next generation.