COMPLICATIONS OF DIAGNOSTICS AND TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH TOTAL AND SUBTOTAL INTESTINAL AGANGLIONOSIS

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Total and subtotal intestinal aganglionosis (hypogangliosis) is a severe and potentially lethal condition related to neuromuscular intestinal diseases. Some authors consider it as a rare, atypical and most severe form of rectocolic aganglionosis which constitutes 1% of all cases related to the disease [6,7,8]. According to meta-analysis performed by Ruttenstock, 68 patients with total aganglionosis were found in the world literature for 2009 [8]. Different surgical methods (Martin, Kimura, Zigler procedures (extended myectomy and myotomy), bringing down the ileum with formation of ileoanal anastomosis, Bianchi’s plasty and STEP-procedure, intestinal transplantation) are proposed for treatment of total intestinal aganglionosis; however, none of them were considered as superior to the others [3,6,8]. The article describes three clinical cases of total and subtotal intestinal aganglionosis in patients of the neonatal surgery department of Filatov Moscow Pediatric Clinical Hospital No. 13 in 2015-2016. According to our experience, the tactics of sparing resection with preservation of the small intestine maximum length is being optimal. However, it doesn’t exclude the need for durative parenteral nutritional support. Using domestic parenteral nutrition in the management of this group of patients is pharmaco-economically viable.

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A. I. Chubarova

Russian National Research Medical University named after N.I. Pirogov; Filatov Moscow Pediatric Clinical Hospital No. 13

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Russian Federation

E. A. Kostomarova

Russian National Research Medical University named after N.I. Pirogov; Filatov Moscow Pediatric Clinical Hospital No. 13

Email: eleni@abloy.ru
Russian Federation

O. G. Mokrushina

Russian National Research Medical University named after N.I. Pirogov; Filatov Moscow Pediatric Clinical Hospital No. 13

Email: mokrushina@ya.ru
Russian Federation

V. S. Shumikhin

Russian National Research Medical University named after N.I. Pirogov; Filatov Moscow Pediatric Clinical Hospital No. 13

Email: vashou@gmail.com
Russian Federation

S. V. Cherkasova

Russian National Research Medical University named after N.I. Pirogov; Filatov Moscow Pediatric Clinical Hospital No. 13

Email: cherkasovasv@mail.ru
Russian Federation

N. F. Tshapov

Russian National Research Medical University named after N.I. Pirogov; Filatov Moscow Pediatric Clinical Hospital No. 13

Email: n.f.shchapov@gmail.com
Russian Federation

I. B. Dmitrieva

Filatov Moscow Pediatric Clinical Hospital No. 13

Email: contractura@mail.ru
Russian Federation

E. V. Selivanova

Filatov Moscow Pediatric Clinical Hospital No. 13

Email: Lenafast@mail.ru
Russian Federation

L. V. Petrova

Russian National Research Medical University named after N.I. Pirogov; Filatov Moscow Pediatric Clinical Hospital No. 13

Email: celine1988@mail.ru
Russian Federation

S. K. Emirbekova

Filatov Moscow Pediatric Clinical Hospital No. 13

Email: imfo@neosurg.ru
Russian Federation

O. V. Koshko

Filatov Moscow Pediatric Clinical Hospital No. 13

Email: imfo@neosurg.ru
Russian Federation

N. S. Korchagina

Filatov Moscow Pediatric Clinical Hospital No. 13

Email: nskorchagina@gmail.com
Russian Federation

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