the National Clinical Key-discipline Construction Programs of China(国卫办医函[2013]544);the Key Project of Medical Scientific Research of Chongqing Municipal Health and Family Planning Commission(20141010)
Jing SUN, Zhili WANG, Jinfeng HOU, et al. Transverse-loop colostomy in phased treatment of congenital anorectal malformation[J]. Journal of Third Military Medical University, 2017, 39(18): 1848-1853.
DOI:
Jing SUN, Zhili WANG, Jinfeng HOU, et al. Transverse-loop colostomy in phased treatment of congenital anorectal malformation[J]. Journal of Third Military Medical University, 2017, 39(18): 1848-1853. DOI: 10.16016/j.1000-5404.201702035.
Transverse-loop colostomy in phased treatment of congenital anorectal malformation
To investigate and summarize the advantages and disadvantages of transverse-loop colostomy in the phased treatment of congenital anorectal malformation (ARM).
Methods
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A retrospective study was carried out on 62 congenital ARM children (aged from 1 to 165 d
median age of 13 d) admitted in our hospital from January 2013 to April 2016. All the children underwent protective transverse-loop colostomy as phased surgery. The clinical manifestations and results of related important auxiliary examinations were analyzed and summarized in order to determine the effects of colostomy on the whole treatment and final outcomes of ARM children.
Results
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① Before anorectoplasty and colostomy closure
peripheral blood routine examination showe
d that only 21 cases (33.9%) and 22 cases (35.5%) of mild anemia occurred respectively in the totally 62 cases
and no severe anemia case happened. ② Serum albumin examination showed that mild hypoproteinemia occurred in 5 patients (8.1%) and 1 case (1.6%) respectively before anorectoplasty and colostomy closure. ③ Electrolyte examination showed there were 7 cases (11.3%) of mild electrolyte disorder before anorectoplasty
and 6 of them were completely recovered before the colostomy closure. There was no hyperchloremic acidosis happened. ④ Urine routine results indicated that abnormal white blood cell count (WBC) in urine was found in 19 children (30.7%) before anorectoplasty and 4 children (6.4%) after fistula repair
and the average WBC was 124.42±106.33 and 74.75±52.89 cells/μL
respectively. Only 1 case experienced obvious symptoms of urinary tract infection. ⑤ High-pressure distal colostography displayed that the hydrosoluble contrast media were executed in 57 cases. The location of the distal rectum was detected precisely with the abnormal fistula confirmed by anorectoplasty (100%). The distance from the distal rectum to anal crypt was 34.63±6.01 mm measured in the high-pressure distal colostogram
and 37.33±6.17 mm measured during operation
and there was no significant difference (
t
=0.066
P
>
0.05). ⑥ The 62 cases had no severe bowel retraction
stricture or prolapse stoma in the follow-up period.
Conclusion
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Transverse-loop colostomy can be used in the phased treatment for congenital ARM children. It is simple
and causes few complications and exerts no serious adverse effects on nutritional status and growth and development in the children.
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