| Duodenal atresia is a circumstance in
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| | abdomen and colicky, crampy pain. The
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| which the best region of the tiny
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| | clinical presentation depends on the
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| intestine has not developed decently. The
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| | degree of atresia or stenosis that is
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| reason of duodenal atresia is
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| | present. Bilious vomiting without
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| unidentified, but it is thought to ensue
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| | abdominal distention is the cardinal sign
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| from problems during an embryo's growth
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| | in the patient with a duodenal
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| in which the duodenum does not usually
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| | obstruction. High grade obstructions will
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| alter from a strong to a tube-like
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| | obviously present within the first few
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| system. Duodenal atresia is frequently
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| | days of life. Less severe obstructions
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| associated with new birth defects. Other
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| | may allow a child to go several months or
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| associated anomalies include
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| | even years prior to diagnosis.
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| lymphangiomatous cysts of the mesentery,
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| | The diagnosis of duodenal atresia is
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| vertebral anomalies, nightclub feet,
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| | usually confirmed by radiography. Once
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| inborn eye disease, psychological
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| | the disorder is suspected, infants should
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| retardation, and meckel's diverticulum.
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| | receive nothing by mouth, and an NGT
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| Duodenal atresia can sometimes be
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| | should be placed to decompress the
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| discovered during pregnancy as it
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| | stomach. Duodenal atresia is repaired in
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| frequently shows upward on antenatal
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| | an operation under general anaesthetic,
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| ultrasound scanning. One third of all
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| | which lasts around 90 minutes.
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| children with duodenal atresia have downs
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| | Dehydration and electrolyte abnormalities
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| syndrome. It is too associated with
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| | are corrected by providing fluids through
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| polyhydramnios, which is increased
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| | an intravenous tube. An evaluation for
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| amniotic fluid in the womb.
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| | other congenital anomalies should be
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| In infants with duodenal atresia, or
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| | performed. Surgery to correct the
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| blockage, the digestive tract does not
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| | duodenal blockage is necessary, but is
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| function. Some babies with this condition
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| | not an emergency. The surgical approach
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| are born prematurely. Many babies appear
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| | will depend on the nature of the
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| well at birth but when they start to
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| | abnormality. After surgery, there may be
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| feed, they are sick and their vomit is
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| | late complications such as duodenal
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| green. Duodenal stenosis, or narrowing,
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| | swelling, intestinal motility problems,
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| can cause loss of appetite, failure to
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| | or gastroesophageal reflux. Occasionally,
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| gain weight, vomiting, a sensation of
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| | interposing a segment of colon between
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| filling up quickly, or excessive hunger.
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| | the esophageal segments may be required.
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| The condition can also cause a swollen
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