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Is trisomy 21 a risk factor for postoperative complications after pediatric surgery for neonatal gastrointestinal disease? A retrospective study using a National Clinical Database in Japan
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In brief
In brief
This retrospective cohort study uses Japanese national registry data to evaluate whether trisomy 21 increases postoperative complication risk in neonates undergoing gastrointestinal surgery. The research addresses a critical clinical question for surgical planning and family counseling in Down syndrome patients with congenital GI anomalies.
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