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Rev Mex Cir Pediatr 2008; 15 (3)

Experience in the Management of Surgical Neonatal Patology with minimally invasive surgery in a Terciary Care Hospital

Reyes-Garcia G, Pacheco-Berzunza JC, Villalpando-Canchola R, Franco-Gutierrez M, Morales-Juvera E

Language: Spanish
References: 16
Page: 114-119
PDF size: 228.76 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Introduction: The minimally invasive surgery (MIS) is effective and safe for performing diagnostic and surgical procedures in a cavity or space previously insufflated with carbonic gas. With the technological advances it is possible to apply in children of a 1.1 kgs with extension to all pediatric surgical procedures
Material and Methods: Over a 6 months period we included five children for underwent pancreatectomy, diaphragmatic placation ,closure of a persistent duct arterious , lobectomy and Kimura anastomosis with MIS using instruments of 3 and 5 mm for patients from 4 to 9 kgs weight and ages ranged from 1 to 20 months
Results: All procedures were completed, there were no complication. The time to start feeding and the in hospital stay was decreased
Conclusions: The MIS in surgical neonatal pathology is safe, effective and associated with the same benefit as that seen in older patients


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