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Management and Outcomes of Intestinal Atresia – A Single Institution Experience From 1947 to 2019
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In brief
This retrospective study analyzes 72 years of institutional experience managing congenital intestinal atresia, examining patient characteristics, associated malformations, and long-term surgical outcomes. The research provides insights into treatment evolution and prognostic factors for this neonatal surgical condition.
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We aimed to evaluate disease characteristics, associated malformations and surgical outcomes of congenital intestinal atresia.
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