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Submited on: 12 Sep 2010 10:09:04 PM GMT
Published on: 12 Sep 2010 08:04:20 PM GMT
- Other Comments: Author has reported a case of jejunal atresia with congenital short gut syndrome precisely and also described the possible etiology in this case.short gut is defined as less than 14cm with ileocaecal valve as in index case also and less than 40 cm without ileocaecal valve.Although it is a very good case regardindg its educational and clinical worth but i have some resevation as follows. 1-Case report should belong to some rare findings and unique features as not present in this case because congenital short gut with atresia is not an unusual findig. 2-This case report might have been presented after final outcome of surgery,why presented before that and aurthor might have described some plan of management of short gut sydrome. Thanks and regards DR Muhammad sharif F.c.p.s(pediatric surgery) consultant pediatric surgeon King fahad hospital albaha suadi arabia
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chest and abdominal pediatric surgery
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consultant pediatric surgeon f.c.p.s(pediatric surgery,Assistant professor pediatric surgerychest - How to cite: Ahmad M S.atersia and congenital short gut[Review of the article 'Atresia And Congenital Short Gut ' by Sheikh A].WebmedCentral 2011;1(10):WMCRW0066
Discussion can be more detailed to accommodate the various features of short gut syndrome.
Article format can be restructured as Introduction, case report, discussion and conclusion.
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Practising paediatric Surgery since 2006