Patient's question:
Here is the English translation of your text, with the return characters kept as they are:My doll was in the position with the cord around its neck for about fourteen or five days, quite tight. When it was born, it had difficulty breathing. The doctor at the hospital suggested putting it in an incubator for observation and recommended a brain CT scan. I am worried about the baby being too small and the serious radiation from the CT scan. I would like to ask if the baby's for 15 minutes is severe?
Doctor's answer:
Generally, it is mild asphyxia, which will not leave any sequelae, while moderate and severe asphyxia may leave corresponding sequelae. However, postnatal care is also very important. After the baby is born, if asphyxia occurs, it depends on the severity of the asphyxia at that time, which is the Apgar score. If the Apgar score is very low, it means that the baby's asphyxia was severe at that time, which may cause damage to important organs. Some babies may have the potential to leave neurological sequelae.