Nikos Sawwidis

専門分野: Pediatric surgeon
勤務先: ポーランド, ワルシャワ, Centrum Medyczne Damiana
- Specialist at the clinic: Nikos Sawwidis is presented as a pediatric surgery specialist in Centrum Medyczne Damiana educational materials.
- He advises parents on phimosis (stulejka) and when consultation is needed.
- He also explains how to recognize inguinal hernia (przepuklina) in children and when not to delay a visit.
- He discusses testicular torsion warning signs (skręt jądra) in pediatric care guidance.
Nikos Sawwidis is a specialist at the clinic in pediatric surgery. He provides parent-focused guidance on pediatric conditions including phimosis, inguinal hernia, and testicular torsion warning signs. His clinic role is aimed at helping families decide when specialist consultation is necessary.

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Nikos Sawwidis is presented as a pediatric surgery specialist within Centrum Medyczne Damiana materials, working as a specialist at the clinic. His educational guidance for parents covers when phimosis (stulejka) may be a normal developmental stage and when it requires specialist consultation and appropriate management. He also explains how to recognize inguinal hernia (przepuklina) in children and which symptoms should prompt a visit to a pediatric surgeon without delay. In addition, Sawwidis discusses warning signs related to testicular torsion (skręt jądra), helping parents identify situations where urgent assessment is needed. For families, this clinic-based pediatric surgery profile emphasizes practical recognition of symptoms and timely specialist referral.

Clinical focus and techniques

At the clinic, Sawwidis’s pediatric surgery focus is reflected in guidance on common pediatric surgical concerns.

Phimosis (stulejka) consultation guidance.
Inguinal hernia recognition (przepuklina) and referral indications.
Testicular torsion (skręt jądra) warning signs.

If you are booking for a pediatric surgical concern, his clinic profile is designed to help families understand when a specialist visit is necessary and what symptoms to watch for.