Effect of muscular cuff on postoperative complication of Soave in children with Hirschsprung's disease / 中华实用儿科临床杂志

ABSTRACT

Hirschsprung's disease (HD) is one of the most common gastrointestinal malformations in pediatric surgery.HD may be one complex disease due to interaction of multiple genes with the environment,which is a disease closely related to intestinal neural crest cell migration disorders,but the actual pathogenesis was not yet clear.Even if the surgical resection of intestinal lesions,but the postoperative complications still occur in different degrees.In recent years,with the continuous improvement of surgical methods,the radical resection techniques of HD has made great progress,and the vast majority of children can get better results after operation.However,part of the distal internal sphincter has been retained by all the existing radical resection technology,which may result in postoperative constipation,abdominal distension and enterocolitis,seriously affect the quality of life in children.Most of these complications are related to the residual of rectal muscle sheath,therefore,how to improve the therapeutic effect of HD,more accurate treatment of rectal muscle sheath,is the goal of pediatric surgeons to pursue.