Parents
frequently have doubts about whether the child will sleep in the hospital
following surgery or will be allowed to return home immediately afterwards. Below
we cover the most common question parents
have about hospital admission, in the hope of clarifying any doubts beforehand.
Must the
child remain hospitalized?
Not in all
cases. In older patients it may be possible to perform surgery as an
out-patient, meaning that he or she can return home following the intervention.
This is the case with all operations carried out under local anesthetic,
regardless of age.
Our hospital
includes a children’s admission ward, specially designed with individual or
double rooms depending on the parents’ choice, decorated with children’s motifs
and bright colors in order to make the stay more pleasant.
The staff on
the ward and in the operating theatre are specialized personnel with extensive
experience in pediatric care. They pay close attention to every detail so that
the child feels safe at all times.