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Vol. 11 No. 02 (2024)
International Multidisciplinary Journal for Research & Development (IMJRD)

Articles

HYPOPLASIA AND APLASIA IN CHILDREN

Published 2024-02-12

  • Yusupov Nosirjon Shamshidinovich

Yusupov Nosirjon Shamshidinovich
Andijan State Medical Institute Children's Dentistry Department

Abstract

Hypoplasia and aplasia are ailments that influence youngsters, causing underdevelopment or nonappearance of specific body parts or organs. These circumstances can essentially affect a youngster's general wellbeing and prosperity. In this article, we will dive further into the causes, side effects, and expected medicines for hypoplasia and aplasia in kids.

Keywords

Side effects, organ, factors, medical terms, issues, conditions, wellbeing.

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