@entity9775 and XXXX : our experience.

@entity1 @entity14308 @entity45289 @entity3166 @entity9775 @entity1146 @entity850 @entity694
BACKGROUND: @entity9775 and @entity850 are rare entities. On average 1 case per year of @entity9775 is being seen in most of pediatric surgical centers and to date less than 10 cases of @entity694 have been reported. MATERIAL AND METHODS: The medical record of @entity1 of @entity9775 and @entity850 managed during March 2006 to March 2010 was reviewed. RESULTS: A total of 15 @entity1 of @entity9775 (11) and @entity850 (4) were the study population. Four were ascending colon @entity1146 , 2 at hepatic flexure and transverse colon each, and 1 at sigmoid colon. Two @entity1 had multiple colonic @entity1146 . One @entity1 of ascending colon @entity1146 also had @entity45289 . In @entity694 population (two congenital and two secondary to @entity3166 ), two were transverse @entity694 and two were sigmoid @entity694 . The preoperative diagnosis was distal small bowel @entity1146 in 11 @entity1 . Colonic @entity1146 were managed by colocolic anastomosis with covering ileostomy in 8 @entity1 . The remaining 3 @entity1 were managed by exteriorizing both ends of @entity1146 . @entity694 cases were managed by primary colocolic anastomosis in 1 @entity1 and colocolic anastomosis under covering ileostomy in 3 @entity1 . Three @entity1 of @entity9775 succumbed postoperatively. CONCLUSION: @entity9775 and @entity850 are rare entities. Associated @entity14308 may result poor prognosis. @entity9775 can safely be managed by colocolic anastomosis with covering ileostomy.
