Modified Bianchi pyloromyotomy versus laparoscopic pyloromyotomy for patients with infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis

Mohamed, Wesam; Wishahy, Ahmed M.K.; Yassin, Tamer Yassin Mohamed; Hussein, Ayman A.; Arafa, Ahmed; Monsif, Mohamed S. Abdel; Hassan, Mamdouh Abo El

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“…[32][33][34][43][44][45] Seven (17.5%) articles were case series, [11,18,20,22,23,36,41] all but two (5.0%) [36,41] were published within the first three and a half decades, 15 (37.5%) articles were retrospective studies [9,13,[25][26][27][28][29][30][31]35,37,39,40,46,48] with three (7.5%) published in the first three and a half decades [13,25,26] of the study, and 11 (27.5%) in the last three and a half decades. [9,[27][28][29][30][31]35,37,39,40,46,48] There were four (10.0%) prospective studies, [38,42,47,49] all of which were published in the last three a...…”

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“…[9,[27][28][29][30][31]35,37,39,40,46,48] There were four (10.0%) prospective studies, [38,42,47,49] all of which were published in the last three and a half decades of the study. Eleven emanated from Nigeria, [11,20,23,26,31,[33][34][35]43,45,48] 6 (15.0%) from South Africa, [15,18,24,29,37,39] 5 (12.5%) from Egypt, [32,38,42,47,49] 4 (10.0%) each from Tanzania [9,17,28,44] and Zimbabwe, [12,13,21,22] 3 (7.5%) from Uganda, [14,16,19] 2 (5.0%) each from Cameroon, [41,…”

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“…The remaining three studies reported laparoscopic pyloromyotomy using endo umbilical approach. [39,47,49] Of the open surgical approach, right upper transverse approach was most commonly used, other approaches included circumumbilical (…”

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“…The relatively rare nature of this anomaly in Africans compared to Caucasians and Asians may account for this. Of the remaining 47.5%, a considerable proportion of the publications, especially the retrospective studies, [9,13,[25][26][27][28][29][30][31]35,37,39,40,46,48] were dedicated to describing the pattern of presentation and outcome of management of the anomaly, whereas the prospective studies [38,42,47,49] tried to assess the outcome and usefulness of newer methods of managing hypertrophic pyloric stenosis.…”

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“…[36,44] Open surgery with varying surgical approaches is still very common in the continent, especially sub-Saharan Africa where many centers cannot boast of availability of pediatric laparoscopic facilities with inadequate experience in laparoscopic pyloromyotomy. The proximity to Europe of the few centers [39,47,49] which published studies on laparoscopic pyloromyotomy may account for the recent reports on laparoscopic management from the continent.…”

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Trends in the publication of infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis in Africa: A systematic review

Ogundoyin

Ajao

2021

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There are still global variations in the epidemiology of infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis, although the clinical presentations may be similar. Outcome of management, however, may depend on the degree of evolution of management of the anomaly. This review aimed at evaluating the trends of reporting of infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis from Africa. An evaluation of all publications from Africa on infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis focusing on epidemiology, evolution of management of the anomaly was carried out. Literature search of all publications from Africa on Infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis was conducted from January 1, 1951, to December 31, 2018. The articles were sourced from the databases of African Index Medicus, OvidSP, PubMed, African Journal Online, and Google Scholar. Extracted from these publications were information on the type of article, trend of reporting, the country of publication, demographic details of the patients, number of cases, clinical presentation, pre-operative management, type of surgical approach, and the outcome of management. Overall, 40 articles were published from 11 countries. Of these, 16 (40.0%) were published in the first 35 years (Group A, 1951–1985) and 24 (60.0%) published in the later 33 years (Group B, 1986– 2018). Case reports 8 (20.0%) and case series 5 (12.5%) were predominant in Group A, whereas retrospective studies 12 (30.0%) predominated in Group B. The countries of publication included Nigeria (27.5%), South Africa (15.0%), Egypt (12.5%), Tanzania (10.0%), and Zimbabwe (10.0%). A total of 811 patients diagnosed and managed for infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis (IHPS) were reported. Their ages ranged from 1 day to 1 year with an incidence that ranged from 1 in 550 to 12.9 in 1000. There were 621 boys and 114 girls (M:F – 5.5:1). All the patients were breastfed with an average birth rank incidence of 42.4% among firstborns, 19.5% in second borns, 15.2% in third borns, 13.2% among fourth borns, and 10.0% among fifth borns and beyond. Associated congenital anomalies were reported in 5 (12.5%) studies with an incidence of 6.9–20% occurring in a total of 28 patients. All but 3 (7.5%) studies reported that open surgery was adopted to perform Ramstedt’s pyloromyotomy on the patients. Reported post-operative complications include mucosal perforation in 8 (20.0%) studies, surgical site infection in 7 (17.5%), gastroduodenal tear 2 (5.0%), and hemorrhage and incisional hernia in 1 (2.5%) study each. Mortality was reported in 26 (65.0%) studies with a range of 1.8–50% and a mean mortality rate of 5.2%. There has been a change in the trend of reporting IHPS in Africa over the years, with increasing comparative studies on the modalities of management compared to case reports and series. Still very limited work has been done in the aspect of genetics and etiology of IHPS among Africans. There is a need to increase funding in this regard and to encourage multi-center collaborations in the study of this relatively rare condition.

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Ogundoyin

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2021

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Įgimta Hipertrofinė Prievarčio Stenozė: Rizikos Veiksniai, Diagnostika, Gydymas

Skalskis¹

2020

Health Sciences

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Įgimta hipertrofinė prievarčio stenozė (ĮHPS) – tai naujagimių ir pirmųjų mėnesių kūdikių liga, dėl kurios hipertrofavęs prievarčio sienelės raumeninis sluoksnis siaurina prievarčio kanalą ir neleidžia maistui iš skrandžio patekti į dvylikapirštę žarną. Nėra tikslių duomenų apie priežastis, sukeliančias prievarčio raumeninio sluoksnio hipertrofiją. Manoma, kad genetinę predispoziciją turintiems žmonėms, paveiktiems tam tikrų aplinkos veiksnių, išsivysto ĮHPS. Šios patologijos diagnostika dažnai remiasi klinikine išraiška. Radiologiniai, laboratoriniai tyrimai ir provokaciniai testai gali padėti patvirtinti diagnozę. Įgimta hipertrofinė prievarčio stenozė – gydymo reikalinga anomalija, kuri gali būti koreguojama tiek konservatyviu, tiek chirurginiu būdu. Šio darbo tikslas − įvertinti, susisteminti ir išanalizuoti mokslinėje literatūroje pateikiamus duomenis apie įgimtą hipertrofinę prievarčio stenozę, reikšmingus rizikos veiksnius, galinčius turėti įtakos šios patologijos vystymuisi, diagnostikos bei gydymo taktikos ypatumus.

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Modified Bianchi pyloromyotomy versus laparoscopic pyloromyotomy for patients with infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis

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Trends in the publication of infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis in Africa: A systematic review

Trends in the publication of infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis in Africa: A systematic review

Įgimta Hipertrofinė Prievarčio Stenozė: Rizikos Veiksniai, Diagnostika, Gydymas

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