Children's esophageal atresia cannot eat the Lan University First Hospital for successful treatment

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New Gansu Client News (New Gansu · Daily Gansu.com reporter Wang Ziyi) Recently, the PCU (Child Child Care Office) of the Langa No. 1 Hospital has successfully cured two children with severe esophageal and unable to eat. From the children's unable to eat to swallowing it after surgery, the pediatric children's gastroscopy of the Pediatric Children of the Lang University Hospital brought a healthy childhood for children.

In November, a child was only in November and suffered from congenital esophageal atresia. It was unable to eat and vomit in the hospital for 10 months after surgery. The nutritional condition was worrying. After entering the hospital, it was checked by digestive tract. In order to allow the children to eat at an early date to ensure nutritional intake, the deputy chief physician of the pediatrics of the hospital and the PICU team discussed the evaluation of the endoscopic undercut dilatation. Now the children can eat thick and block -shaped supplementary food. The effect is obvious.

Another child is busy and cared for by his parents. During his own play, the child is eaten by mistaken alkali (sodium hydroxide) as food. Severe burns and unable to eat. In severe cases, the esophagus perforation and gastric perforation will occur, which is life -threatening. After finding the child's mistake, the parents immediately sent the child to the Pedica PICU of the Lan University Hospital. The child's acute injury of the gastrointestinal mucosa was repaired under the symptomatic treatment of the PICU team for nearly one month.

However, scar adhesion and narrowing of esophageal alkali burns will seriously affect the normal life of children. When the child recently came to the hospital for a review, it had been swallowing difficulties, unable to eat, and even difficulty in pharyngeal symptoms. PICU supervisory physician immediately arranged for a digestive tract angiography and found that severe esophageal stenosis in the child had a serious esophageal stenosis. After the deputy chief physician Li Bowen's consultation was approved, he decided to choose the expansion of the endoscopic balloon in the endoscopic.

During the gastroscopy, the children's esophagus showed multiple stenosis, the local esophagus was almost atresia, and the non -narrow esophageal mucosa was also formed. It was a complex esophageal stenosis. With peace of mind, deputy chief physician Li Bowen, with the assistance of the PICU medical team, successfully completed the dilatation of the balloon after nearly 2 hours of professional and fine operations. Relucta.

According to reports, since the pediatric gastroscopy examination of the children's department of Lang University, hundreds of cases have been completed, and there have been hundreds of children's gastroscopy. It can carry out various minimally invasive intervention therapy for gastroscopy balloon dilatation, foreign body extraction, biopsy, hemostasis, and so on. As well as the gastric fistula and nasal tube surgery of the bedside, providing key technical guarantee for the treatment of children's digestive tract difficulty and critical illness.

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