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In a heartwarming turn of events, Chiara, a 27-year-old legal specialist, and her family welcomed a new addition to their household. Baby Keno Findeisen was born on February 4th at 5:45 AM at the Lukaskrankenhaus (Rheinland Clinic) in Düsseldorf. The family had chosen this hospital due to their expectation that Keno would be born with a mild foot deformity.
The road to parenthood was not without its challenges. Chiara experienced stronger contractions on the way home from a pre-delivery check-up, leading to an unexpected return to the Lukaskrankenhaus. The family's home is in Bedburg, but they found themselves back at the hospital due to short contractions intervals.
Despite the unexpected turn of events, the family was supported throughout the process. Nico, a 28-year-old, was present at the hospital during Chiara's delivery, thanks to the family room. Jessica Findeisen, Chiara's sister and an online video manager at a Düsseldorf media agency, also lent her support.
Chiara described the moment of holding her baby as indescribably beautiful. "Levi, the newborn, may get used to the hustle and bustle of town traditions," Chiara said, referring to the shooting society and traditions in their town that the family is connected to.
However, Keno's foot deformity requires further attention. He will be presented to a specialized clinic for further treatment in a few days. For babies with such deformities, the usual process involves conservative evaluation and initial management at a Level I hospital, followed by referral to a specialized clinic for advanced treatment and follow-up.
At the specialized center, treatments may continue or be escalated depending on the child’s response. The Ponseti method, a widely preferred method for common deformities like clubfoot, will be used for Keno's treatment. If non-surgical treatment is insufficient or the deformity worsens, specialized clinics may perform minor procedures or, rarely, surgery.
After correction, the child often requires bracing or night splints to maintain the correction gained. Therapy exercises are continued at home with caregiver involvement. Specialized clinics usually provide detailed follow-up schedules to monitor foot development, intervene early if relapse occurs, and ensure optimal long-term outcomes.
The family has recently moved into their new home in Neuss and is looking forward to celebrating many milestones with their new addition. Despite the challenges, the birth of Keno has brought immense joy to the family, and they are eager to embark on this new journey together.
As they adjust to their new home in Neuss, the family eagerly anticipates celebrating numerous milestones with their new addition, baby Keno Findeisen. Given Keno's home-and-garden for further treatment at a specialized clinic, they are hoping to leverage other lifestyle adaptations at their new residence to ensure a comfortable environment for their baby's recovery.
