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... That the hyperbilirubinemia of infants with pyloric stenosis is on a circulatory basis rather than due to extrahepatic duct obstruction can be considered only an hy pothesis, until direc[r] ... See full document

... 9.5%) sepsis and 1 (4.8%) wound dehiscence (1, 4.8%). Two cases of death were registered in the series given a case fatality rate of 9.5%. The major causes of death were severe sepsis in the postoperative period in one ... See full document

... The combination of EP and EPBD may represent a safe, effective, and minimally invasive option for HPS. HPS is the most commonly encountered surgical disease in chil- dren. Ramstedt pyloromyotomy remains the gold standard ... See full document

... Preoperative replacement of water and electrolytes is the main step in the preoperative therapy for IHPS. Un- der the condition of perioperative stress, non-osmotic stimulation with antidiuretic hormone (ADH) may result ... See full document

... factors associated with SIDS, sleeping position is most closely correlated with the decrease in both SIDS and IHPS during the ...the pyloric hypertrophy in individuals with a predisposition for ... See full document

... For prenatal exposure, our meta-analysis of cohort stud- ies showed a modest increase in risk with marginal statis- tical significance for prenatal exposure to macrolides; however, the pooled results of the cohort and ... See full document

... NO. Similarly, Malwade et al. did not provide a NO-re- lated treatment for PPHN. In contrast, the present case of PPHN and HPS was successfully treated using in- haled NO, sildenafil, bosentan, and transdermal nitro- ... See full document

... Antral Pyloric Hypertrophy (AAPH) and Congenital Pyloric Stenosis ...alkalosis associated with severe gastric outlet obstruction may occur as can a metabolic acidosis associated with a ... See full document

... factors associated with their clinical course, including previous transpyloric feeding and exposure to medications for gastroesophageal re fl ux disease, such as lansoprazole, bethanechol, ranitidine, and ... See full document

... that pyloric drainage procedures reduce the occurrence of early postoperative gastric outlet obstruction after oesophagectomy with gastric reconstruction, but they have little effect on other early and late ... See full document

... OBJECTIVES: Bottle-feeding has been suggested to increase the risk of pyloric stenosis (PS). However, large population-based studies are needed. We examined the effect of bottle-feeding during the fi rst 4 ... See full document

... Localized segmental narrowings are termed coarctations, but when the narrowing extends over a longer distance the term hypoplasia is preferred (3). Certain viruses, notably rubella, may interfere with cell growth and may ... See full document

... Conclusion. This study found decreased gastrointes- tinal sounds to be among physical findings suggestive of HPS and a useful indicator of gastric emptying and bowel motility after pyloromyotomy. Computer-assisted ... See full document

... ing irreversible or reversible myocardial ischemia. Our diagnosis was that the chest pain was noncardiac in origin and that the pronounced ST segment elevations in the precordial EKG leads reflected the severely ... See full document

... up (Chest X-ray and plan abdominal CT scan) were normal. An initial bedside ultrasound examination showed gastric distension, prominent peristaltic wave and mottled retained gastric contents (caterpillar sign). In the ED ... See full document

... Summary Phasic aortic blood flow measured by the pressure gradient technique was recorded in five patients with hypertrophic subaortic stenosis and in five control subjects.. The flow cu[r] ... See full document

... In summary, we have presented an infant with jaundice complicating plorie stenosis. The jaundice reflected a marked increase in indirect- reacting bilirubin in the serum. However, the ra[r] ... See full document

... nosis case subjects were defined as children who, in their first year of life, had a pyloromyotomy determined by the surgery codes KJDH60 and KJDH61 (Nordic Classification of Surgical Pro- cedures). In a few cases, a ... See full document

... 1-left number denotes death during primary admission and the right one death after primary admission. 2- Three patients primary underwent esophageal stenting but subsequently due to upper GI bleeding in one and GI ... See full document

... BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: The incidence of infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis (IHPS) is highly variable over time and geographic regions. A decline in IHPS incidence was recently reported in ... See full document