Pretest Peds Flashcards
Imperforate anus (two classification and basis)
- High or low
- Above or below the level of levator ani complex
Which type of imperforate anus is more likely to result in continence?
Low/below levator ani muscles
Hirschsprung disease (mgmt)
- Initially, colostomy decompression
- Surgical repair after delay
Which midline abdominal defect closes spontaneously in children and when?
- Umbilical hernia
- 4yo
Patent urachus vs patent vitelline (omphalomesenteric) ducts
- Urachus: imcomplete closure form bladder to abdominal wall
- Omphalomesenteric duct: ileum to abdominal wall
Patent urachus, patent omphalomesenteric ducts (tx)
Excision of tracts and closure
Imperforate anus (complication)
Incontinence
Intestinal atresia (mgmt)
Resection and primary anastomosis
Obstruction 2/2 annular pancreas (tx)
Bypass procedure (eg, duodenoduodenostomy)
MC type of intussusception
Ileocolic
Meckel diverticulum (mgmt)
Remove if symptomatic or discovered during appendectomy
Omphalocele membrane (components)
Peritoneum on the inside, amnion on the outside
What should the workup include in pts w/ omphalocele?
Karyotype (tri 13, 18, 21)
Midgut volvulus (etiology)
Malrotation = abnormal intestinal rotation and fixation
What happens when the gut return into the abdomen by the 10th wk of gestation
Rotates counterclockwise 270*, place ligament of Treitz in LUQ, and cecum in RLQ