Esophageal atresia (EA) is one of the most common, life-threatening congenital
malformations of the newborn. Today, survival rates are around 95% and mortality is mainly …

Griese, M.,“Pulmonary surfactant in health and human lung dis eases: state of the art”, Eur
Respir J.(1999), vol. 13, pp. 1455-1476. Gurel, Okyanus, et al.,“Macrophage and type II cell …

Esophageal atresia (EA) repair has always been a source of immense professional
gratification for the pediatric surgeon. In many ways, this anomaly defines the entire …

Paediatric endoscopic surgery is greatly indebted to Karl Storz for developing paediatric
endoscopic instruments. In more recent years, there is an increasing interest in endoscopic …

Атрезия пищевода (АП) врожденный порок развития, при котором оральный конец
пищевода заканчивается слепо при наличии или отсутствии трахеопищеводного свища …

Esophageal atresia is a rare congenital anomaly that occurs in 1 in 4,500 live births. The
expected outcome is close to 100% survival, though this varies depending on birth weight …

A two-day-old female infant was diagnosed with pure esophageal atresia after birth. The
patient underwent an initial gastrostomy followed by a partial gastric pull-up at the age of 3 …

The use of magnets to treat congenital disorders is still in its early stages. The published
experience worldwide falls into two categories: magnets used to facilitate the treatment of …

Over the last decades, because of the development of several clinical and technological
advances, there has been a revolution in the management of neonatal and pediatric …