Esophageal Disconnect for Severe GERD in Neurologically-Impaired Children:...

Space: StayCurrentMD Published: 2017-08-18

Topic overview

At the 5th Annual Stay Current Pediatric Surgery Update Course in 2017, Dr. David Lanningdiscusses gastroesophageal disconnection in treatment of severe GERD in neurologically-impaired children. He touches on initial management of neurologically impaired patient with respiratory issues, operative interventions,management changes with presence of respiratory issues, and demonstrates esophageal disconnect procedure.

Keywords

fundoplication hiatal hernia gastrostomy tube reflux disease neurologically impaired esophagitis pediatric surgery gastroenterology Nissen fundoplication jejunal feeding surgical complications TPN dissociation procedure Lee syndrome chronic respiratory issues enteral nutrition surgical outcomes adhesions gastroesophageal junction pediatric anesthesia

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#PediatricSurgery #Gastroenterology #Fundoplication #HiatalHernia #RefluxDisease #NeurologicalDisorders #SurgicalComplications #Esophagitis #Gastrostomy #EnteralNutrition #TPN #SurgicalOutcomes #PediatricAnesthesia #LeeSyndrome #ChronicRespiratoryIssues #NissenFundoplication #DissociationProcedure #PediatricCare #SurgicalTechniques #PediatricGastroenterology

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