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OBJECTIVE
Newborns who undergo surgery for gastroschisis correction may present with oliguria, anasarca, prolonged postoperative ileus, and infection. New postoperative therapeutic procedures were tested with the objective of improving postoperative outcome.
METHODS
One hundred thirty-six newborns
OBJECTIVE
Amniotic fluid of fetuses with gastroschisis (GS) contains inflammatory mediators, gastrointestinal, and urinary waste products. Dilution and removal of such harmful substances have been advocated to prevent damage to the herniated intestine. We evaluated the effectiveness of serial
As a result of a clinical analysis of 66 observations on eventrations in children, the surgical tactics in this condition is founded. 38 experiments on dogs have shown that the maximal disorders of protein metabolism and transport occur on the 6th to 12th days, that is during the period of formation
OBJECTIVES AND INTRODUCTION: Gastroschisis is a congenital abdominal wall defect with increasing occurrence worldwide over the past 20-30 years. Our aim was to analyze the morbidity of newborns after gastroschisis closure, with emphasis on metabolic and hydroelectrolyte disturbances in patients at
OBJECTIVE
This study attempted to evaluate the association of early hypoalbuminemia with the risk of intestinal failure in gastroschisis patients.
METHODS
Neonates with gastroschisis treated at a tertiary children's hospital over a 10-year period were initially categorized into groups based on the
A 3-year-old girl with previous gastroschisis associated with jejunal and colonic atresia presented with severe oedema, abdominal pain and diarrhoea. Clinically she was malnourished. Serum albumin and concentrations of micronutrients were low. A barium meal examination showed jejunal dilation. A
Aiming at testing the hypothesis that, in the foetus with gastroschisis (GX) peritoneal dialysis during antenatal bowel exposure to the amniotic fluid may induce some modifications of the internal environment, we have studied the composition of blood, amniotic fluid and allantoic fluid in a chick
Polyester meshes are one of the synthetic prosthetic materials widely applied for the reconstruction of abdominal layers in child and neonatal surgery, cardiosurgery or vascular surgery. Because of the lack or insufficiency of the own, natural material multiple researches are performed in order to
Prediction of outcomes in pediatric intestinal failure is challenging but essential to guide intestinal rehabilitation and transplantation decisions. This review of intestinal failure patients spanning 10 years examines clinical details in relation to outcome to identify factors that may refine
The Boehringer-Mannheim Corporation (BMC) strip test is extremely reliable in indicating an albumin content above 20 mg/gm of dried meconium. All infants born during one year in 14 Milwaukee area hospitals were tested. Of 16,224 newborns, two were diagnosed correctly as suffering from cystic
We have developed experimental models of gastroschisis and celosomias (omphalocele and Cantrell's pentalogy) in the chick embryo. They were obtained by operation "in ovo" and early aspiration of 5 ml of egg albumin respectively. We have observed 42 gastroschisis out of 184 operated embryos and 12
A retrospective analysis was done of 45 patients with cirrhosis who were operated on for abdominal diseases and their complications, mainly cholelithiasis. Out of seven studied risk factors, of greatest importance were serum albumin deficiency which appeared in 45% of patients and was fraught with
A recent review of the results of gastroplasties done at the University of Alberta Hospital showed that there was a high incidence of late weight loss failure. Therefore a new operation, gastroplasty/distal gastric bypass, has been performed on 263 patients. This operation results In a profound
50 patients were investigated during induction of anaesthesia and infrarenal aortic bypass surgery. 26 were operated on under neuroleptanaesthesia (NA group) and 24 under continuous epidural combined with a light general anaesthesia (epidural group). Blood losses were replaced with 5 per cent human
OBJECTIVE
To analyze outcomes in children with intestinal failure treated by our Intestinal Rehabilitation Program (IRP) in a 4-year period.
METHODS
A total of 51 parenteral nutrition (PN)-dependent patients (20 male) were enrolled in the IRP. Median age was 1.7 years, with the primary diagnoses