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Pyloromyotomy is a
surgical procedure in
which a
portion of the
muscle fibers of the
pyloric muscle are cut. This is
typically done in
cases where the...
- stenosis. It has a
success rate of 85–89%
compared to
nearly 100% for
pyloromyotomy,
however it
requires prolonged hospitalization,
skilled nursing and...
- Irish. As an
infant Ferrell suffered from
pyloric stenosis and had a
pyloromyotomy to
correct the condition. He has a
younger brother, Patrick. When he...
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include the ****er myotomy, used to
treat esophageal achalasia, and
pyloromyotomy,
commonly performed in
infants with
pyloric stenosis.
Myotomy is indicated...
- emptying, it is
frequently combined with
modification of the
pylorus via
pyloromyotomy or pyloroplasty.[citation needed] This
procedure can also be completed...
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common operations performed were appendectomy,
small bowel resection,
pyloromyotomy and
correction of intussusception.
After adjustment for
patient and...
- with the boy's
father shortly after. At six w****s old he
required a
pyloromyotomy operation to his stomach.
Manderson was
raised by his grandmother, great-grandmother...
- of a stent, or
through surgical cutting of the
pyloric sphincter, a
pyloromyotomy.
Pyloric tumors Pyloric gland adenoma Stomach Dissection showing the...
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laparoscopy is
inferior to open
surgery in
certain conditions such as
pyloromyotomy for
infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis.
Although laparoscopic appendectomy...
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gastrostomy Esophagogastric dissociation Hill
repair Nissen fundoplication Pyloromyotomy Schilling test
Medical imaging Endoscopy Esophagogastroduodenoscopy...
