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Long-term outcomes of severe surgical necrotizing enterocolitis
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In brief
In brief
This study examines long-term survival and morbidity in infants with severe surgical NEC requiring extensive bowel resection. Outcomes include intestinal failure rates, dependence on parenteral nutrition, and developmental sequelae in survivors with residual short bowel.
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Abstract
Purpose
We sought to describe long-term outcomes of infants with severe surgical necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC).
Methods
Data were collected on infants with surgical NEC (2009–2018). Severe surgical NEC was defined by extensive bowel loss with residual bowel length
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