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小児性SMA症候群症例におけるガストロジェジュノストミー後の術後のアナストモティック・ストリクチュア:手術上の課題

Muhammad Affan Baig1, Zaineb Zahoor Butt2, Abdur Rehman3

  • 1Department of Surgery Holy Family Hospital Rawalpindi Pakistan.

Clinical case reports
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PubMed
まとめ

上部メゼンテリック動脈 (SMA) 症候群のガストロエジューノストミーは狭窄を引き起こし,困難な手術を必要とします. デュオデノエジュノストミーは,より少ない合併症のため,特に独特の解剖学を持つ子供の場合,最適な結果を出すために専門家,学際的なケアを重視します.

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SMAシンドローム SMAシンドロームウィルキー症候群 (Wilkie's syndrome) とは,ウィルキー症候群 (Wilkie's syndrome) とは,ウィルキー症候群 (Wilkie's syndrome) とは,ウィルキー症候群 (Wilkie's syndrome) とは,ウィルキー症候群 (Wilkie's syndrome) とは,ウィルキー症候群 (Wilkie's syndrome) とは,ウィルキー症候群 (Wilkie's syndrome) とは,ウィルキー症候群 (Wilkie's syndrome) とは,ウィルキー症候群 (Wilkie's syndrome) とは,ウィルキー症候群 (Wilkie's syndrome) とは,ウィルキー症候群 (Wilkie's syndrome) とは,ウィルキー症候群 (Wilkie's syndrome) とは,ウィルキー症候群 (Wilkie's syndrome) とは,ウィルキー症候群 (Wilkie's syndrome) とは,アナストモティックストリクチュア (anastomotic stricture) とはデュオデノジェジュノストミーガストロジェジュノストミー小腸の阻害 小腸の阻害

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