Journal of pediatric surgery · 2002
Congenital pouch colon: Massive redilatation of the tubularized colonic pouch after pull-through surgery.
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Chadha Rajiv, Bagga Deepak, Gupta Sanjay, Prasad Alpana
Аннотация
BACKGROUND/PURPOSE: Children with a type I/II congenital pouch colon (CPC) malformation associated with imperforate anus usually are treated by subtotal excision of the colonic pouch, tubularization of the remaining portion, and pull-through of the tubularized colon during definitive surgery. The authors report 3 patients treated in this fashion who presented 2 to 10(1/2) years later with massive redilatation of the previously tubularized colon and enterocolitis
METHODS: There were no anal strictures or malpositioning of the pulled through bowel. Contrast enema showed massive redilatation of the colonic pouch. Near-total excision of the redilated pouch with anastomosis of normal proximal ileum/colon with the retained distal portion of the pouch was performed by the abdominal approach.
RESULTS: Anastomotic leaks occurred in 2 patients but were treated successfully. Postoperatively, the patients had relief from their abdominal symptoms and improvement in fecal continence.
CONCLUSIONS: The colonic pouch in CPC has a marked tendency to undergo redilatation, even after tubularization. The surgical procedure described here for the treatment of these patients appears to be satisfactory.
METHODS: There were no anal strictures or malpositioning of the pulled through bowel. Contrast enema showed massive redilatation of the colonic pouch. Near-total excision of the redilated pouch with anastomosis of normal proximal ileum/colon with the retained distal portion of the pouch was performed by the abdominal approach.
RESULTS: Anastomotic leaks occurred in 2 patients but were treated successfully. Postoperatively, the patients had relief from their abdominal symptoms and improvement in fecal continence.
CONCLUSIONS: The colonic pouch in CPC has a marked tendency to undergo redilatation, even after tubularization. The surgical procedure described here for the treatment of these patients appears to be satisfactory.