The importance of antenatal diagnosis of XXXX .

@entity1 @entity154 @entity9727 @entity3417 @entity1174
INTRODUCTION: The aim of this study was to compare the outcome of operated newborns that had an antenatal diagnosis of @entity9727 ( @entity9727 ) with those who had a late diagnosis in the postpartum period. MATERIALS AND METHODS: The newborns that were operated with the diagnosis of @entity9727 in our department were retrospectively recorded. The @entity1 were grouped according to the time of diagnosis; the ones who had an antenatal diagnosis were assigned to group 1, while the ones that had a diagnosis in the postpartum period were assigned to group 2. The groups were compared in terms of their pregnancy weeks at the time of birth, birth weight, additional @entity154 , the type of obstruction, the procedures that are applied, the day of operation, the time for oral feeding tolerance, the duration of hospital stay, and pre- and post-operative complications. RESULTS: Fifteen @entity1 with a diagnosis of @entity9727 were operated on in our department between 2009 and 2014. Eight @entity1 were male and seven @entity1 were female. There were nine @entity1 in group 1 and six @entity1 in group 2. The diagnosis was confirmed in group 1 on the first day of the postpartum period. In the subanalysis, five @entity1 had type 1 @entity9727 and four had type 3 @entity9727 in group 1, while five @entity1 had type 1 @entity9727 and one had type 3 @entity9727 in group 2. There was not any complication in group 1 in the pre-operative period, but two @entity1 had @entity1174 and one had dehydration in group 2 pre-operatively. The mean operation day in the postpartum period was 2.34 (  0.5) days in group 1 and 7.17 (  2.04) in group 2. The time for the @entity1 to tolerate oral feeding in the post-operative period was 11.33 (  1.80) in group 1 and 14.83 (  2.48) in group 2. The duration of hospital stay in group 1 was 20.67 (  9.81) days and 24.66 (  4.50) days in group 2. In the post-operative period, @entity3417 occured in a @entity1 in group 1 and the post-operative period was complicated with ileus in one @entity1 in group 2. No mortalities happened in both groups. CONCLUSION: The prenatal diagnosis of @entity9727 affects the pre-operative complication rate, the time for the operation in the postpartum period, the duration to start post-operative oral feeding, and the duration of hospital stay, but does not affect the mortality or the morbidity.
