hirschsprung’s disease and surgical treatment
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2009
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Abstract
Background Of patients with HD, 75–80 % have rectosigmoid aganglionosis.
Methods The basic principle in all surgical procedures is to bring the ganglionic bowel down to the
anus. A one-stage pull-through operation (De la Torre-Mondragon) can be successfully
performed in these patients using a transanal endorectal approach without opening the
abdomen.
Results and This procedure is associated with excellent clinical results and permits early postoperative
conclusions feeding, early hospital discharge and no visible scars. The vast majority of patients treated
with any one of the standard pull-through procedures achieve satisfactory continence and
function with time. The attainment of normal continence is dependent on the intensity of
bowel training, social background and respective intelligence of patients.
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| Authors | ;Tadeja Pintar;Diana Gvardijančič |
| Journal | planta medica |
| Year | 2009 |
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