General anesthesia provides similar pain control to nerve block-assisted anesthesia after limb lengthening surgery, common in achondroplasia.

Healthcare professionals generally agree that genetic testing can be useful in the HAE diagnostic process, but many urge caution in interpreting results.

A new study conducted in India has revealed that 40% of antenatal patients experienced severe fetomaternal hemorrhage, which can increase the risk of HDFN.

Researchers have established clinical indications for pediatric blood transfusions with various ABO/Rh blood types that emphasize Rh compatibility.

The prevalence of pregnant women administered anti-D prophylaxis antenatally remains worryingly low in India.

Large language models may offer complementary value to human expert analysis in the diagnosis of achondroplasia and other skeletal dysplasias.