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Respiratory Support Strategies for Surgical Neonates: A Review. [PDF]
Children (Basel)Alberti P, Ade-Ajayi N, Greenough A.
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Management of gastroschisis in an extremely low birth weight infant: report of a case. [PDF]
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The Journal of Pediatrics, 1990
The results of management of 7 newborns with gastroschisis in 1980-1987 are discussed. Four of them were treated by the earlier described method of "manual distention" of the abdominal cavity by stretching the abdominal wall with the finger, 3 patients recovered. The method was not applied to the other 3 patients and all of them died.
C, Torfs, C, Curry, P, Roeper
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The results of management of 7 newborns with gastroschisis in 1980-1987 are discussed. Four of them were treated by the earlier described method of "manual distention" of the abdominal cavity by stretching the abdominal wall with the finger, 3 patients recovered. The method was not applied to the other 3 patients and all of them died.
C, Torfs, C, Curry, P, Roeper
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Archives of Surgery, 1973
Thirty-one infants with gastroschisis have been treated during the past ten years with a mortality of 32%. Improvement in management has resulted in only five deaths in the last 20 cases. The decrease in mortality seems directly related to prompt efficient preoperative treatment emphasizing preservation of body heat, decompression of the stomach with a
J E, Lewis, R R, Kraeger, R K, Danis
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Thirty-one infants with gastroschisis have been treated during the past ten years with a mortality of 32%. Improvement in management has resulted in only five deaths in the last 20 cases. The decrease in mortality seems directly related to prompt efficient preoperative treatment emphasizing preservation of body heat, decompression of the stomach with a
J E, Lewis, R R, Kraeger, R K, Danis
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 1980
Sixty-four infants with gastroschisis have been managed in the 9-yr period, 1970-1979, with four postoperative deaths. The silo technique has been the standard method of management in this series, permitting initial expansion of the abdominal cavity without increased abdominal pressure and respiratory embarassment.
D R, King, R, Savrin, E T, Boles
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Sixty-four infants with gastroschisis have been managed in the 9-yr period, 1970-1979, with four postoperative deaths. The silo technique has been the standard method of management in this series, permitting initial expansion of the abdominal cavity without increased abdominal pressure and respiratory embarassment.
D R, King, R, Savrin, E T, Boles
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