2004
DOI: 10.1007/s00247-003-1034-2
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Tracheoesophageal fistula (H-type) in neonates with imperforate anus and the VATER association

Abstract: We report three patients with imperforate anus and other stigmata of the VATER syndrome who were diagnosed as having tracheoesophageal (TE) fistula, H-type, with intact esophagus. The fistula was diagnosed in two of the three patients only after recurrent respiratory infections.

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“…Встречаемость ТПС H-типа составляет примерно 4 % [8,10]. В исследовании случаев ТПС H-типа у 20 детей, фистула находилась на уровне позвонков С5-С6 у 2 детей, С6-С7 -у 3, С7-Тh1 -у 8, Тh1-Тh2 -у 3, Тh2-Тh3 -у 1 ребенка [75]. Изредка обнаруживается второй свищ [76].…”
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“…Встречаемость ТПС H-типа составляет примерно 4 % [8,10]. В исследовании случаев ТПС H-типа у 20 детей, фистула находилась на уровне позвонков С5-С6 у 2 детей, С6-С7 -у 3, С7-Тh1 -у 8, Тh1-Тh2 -у 3, Тh2-Тh3 -у 1 ребенка [75]. Изредка обнаруживается второй свищ [76].…”
Section: трахеопищеводный свищ H-типаunclassified
“…Infants having EA with TEF are 50% more likely than isolated EA to have congenital anomalies, with VACTERL [vertebral anomalies (V), anal atresia (A), cardiac anomalies (C), TEF (T), EA (E), renal anomalies (R), and limb anomalies (L)] being the most common association (7). Vertebral anomalies accompany in 60% to 90% and limb anomalies occur in 40% to 55% of cases with VACTERL association (8).…”
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confidence: 99%