observation of clinical TEF in neonates: a new case

observation of clinical TEF in neonates

1. By. IS / ♀ /30 d / 27 0 gram Diagnosis: Late Preterm Infant/ LBW/ AGA + PPHN + Moderate secundum ASD + Severe TR *Problem List :* PPHN Moderate Secundum ASD Severe TR

2. Overview of Duodenal Atresia Definition: Congenital obstruction of the duodenum. Epidemiology: Incidence: Approximately 1 in 5,000 live births. Associated anomalies: Down syndrome, cardiac defects. Types: Type I: Web Type II: Atresia with a proximal and distal connection Type III: Complete obstruction Discussion

3. Management and Surgical Interventions Initial Management: NGT  NPO (nothing by mouth). IV fluids and electrolyte correction. Surgical Approach: Laparotomy for identification of atresia. Types of surgical procedures: Duodenoduodenostomy . Duodenojejunostomy (if needed). Postoperative Care: Monitoring for complications such as leakage or infection. Discussion

4. Complications and Long-term Outcomes Common Complications: Anastomotic leakage. Stricture formation. Malabsorption issues. Long-term Follow-Up: Nutritional support and growth monitoring. Discussion