Patient's question:
The baby was born via natural delivery, and a clavicle fracture caused nerve damage. X-rays were taken, but when we were discharged after recovery, we wanted to take the X-ray film to the appraisal department to determine if it constituted medical malpractice. The hospital refused to let us take this specific X-ray film, stating that it needed to be kept in the medical records. However, they said other X-ray films and documents could be taken home. Why was this particular X-ray film retained? Is there a for this?Doctor's answer:
You can apply to borrow it, first you should reset the fixation. Fractures are best not to move for a month to avoid displacement due to improper force. Also, pay attention to calcium supplementation, have regular X-rays for follow-up, pay attention to increasing nutrition, and focus on functional exercise. It will gradually recover. Wishing you a speedy recovery. The child is threatened by neonatal diseases, so the family must take the child to see a doctor immediately to avoid various misunderstandings. Timely symptomatic treatment is necessary. For parents, it is important to give the child enough care and attention, and to help the child receive timely treatment for the disease as much as possible.