医学
小肠结肠炎
心理干预
重症监护医学
疾病
细菌过度生长
大便失禁
干预(咨询)
内陷
外科
内科学
胃肠病学
儿科
精神科
作者
Anna Tanaka,Eiichi Miyasaka
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.sempedsurg.2022.151143
摘要
After operative intervention for Hirschsprung disease (HD) a child should thrive, be fecally continent, and avoid recurrent episodes of abdominal distention and enterocolitis. This is unfortunately not the case for a significant number of patients who struggle following their pull-through procedure. Many clinicians are puzzled by these outcomes as they can occur in patients who they believe have had a technically satisfactory described operation. This review presents an organized approach to the evaluation and treatment of the post HD pull-through patient who is not doing well.Patients with HD who have problems after their initial operation can have: (1) fecal incontinence, (2) obstructive symptoms, and (3) recurrent episodes of enterocolitis (a more severe subset of obstructive symptoms). After employing a systematic diagnostic approach, successful treatments can be implemented in almost every case. Patients may need medical management (behavioral interventions, dietary changes, laxatives, or mechanical emptying of the colon), a reoperation when a specific anatomic or pathologic cause is identified, or botulinum toxin when non-relaxing sphincters are the cause of the obstructive symptoms or recurrent enterocolitis.
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