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Comparative efficacy of Soave versus Swenson procedures for Hirschsprung disease: a systematic review and meta-analysis
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In brief
This systematic review compares two primary surgical techniques for treating Hirschsprung disease in children: the Soave and Swenson procedures. The meta-analysis synthesizes evidence on surgical outcomes, complications, and efficacy to guide pediatric surgeons in selecting the optimal approach for this congenital intestinal disorder.
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