Children with tenosynovitis surgery hospitalized

Children with tenosynovitis require hospitalization depending on the severity of the condition, the type of surgery, and the child's health status. Simple surgery can be performed out-patient, while complex or general anesthesia surgery requires hospitalization. In general, the following conditions may require hospitalization: 1. Complex tenosynovitis or other problems: If the child has severe tenosynovitis or other problems, such as tenosynovitis stenosis, tendon injury, etc., the surgery may be complex and requires comprehensive evaluation and monitoring in the hospital. 2. General anesthesia: Children undergoing tenosynovitis surgery usually require general anesthesia. General anesthesia needs to be performed in the hospital to ensure the child's safety. 3. Postoperative observation and care: After surgery, children need to be observed and cared for in the hospital for a period of time to ensure that the wound heals well and there are no complications. 4. Special circumstances: If the child has other health problems, such as heart disease or diabetes, surgery and hospitalization may be more beneficial to the doctor in managing and controlling these problems. In most cases, simple tenosynovitis surgery can be performed in an outpatient setting and does not require hospitalization. Before surgery, the doctor will conduct a detailed evaluation of the child and communicate with parents about the details and risks of the surgery. Parents can make decisions based on their doctor's advice and their own circumstances. It is important to note that surgery and hospitalization can effectively relieve symptoms of tenosynovitis in children, but postoperative care and rehabilitation are also important. Parents need to follow doctor's advice and help children with rehabilitation training to promote recovery. In short, whether children need hospitalization for tenosynovitis surgery should be determined according to the specific circumstances. Parents should fully communicate with doctors to understand the risks and benefits of surgery and make decisions according to doctors' recommendations. At the same time, parents should pay attention to the postoperative care and rehabilitation of children to ensure smooth recovery of children.