Duodenal de-rotation as a determinant step for management of high jejunal atresia: Proximal duodenal plication after resection of dilated dysmotile segments
Background: Due to its distal mechanical obstruction, dilated duodenum is present in almost all patients with high jejunal atresia (HJA). If the former problem, which causes duodenal dysmotility, is not handled appropriately, traditional management of HJA alone is usually associated with feeding int...
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Main Authors: | Seyed Abbas Banani (Author), Hamidreza Foroutan (Author), Mehdi Forooghi (Author), Omid Azh (Author), Ali Tadayyon (Author) |
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2023-06-01T00:00:00Z.
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