Doktor axborotnomasi 2023, №4 (112)
Subject of the article
PARTIAL INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION IN NEWBORN AND INFANTS (12-16)
Authors
A. V. Ibragimov, J. B. Sattarov
Institution
Tashkent pediatric medical institute, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Abstract
The article presents the results of examination and treatment of 123 newborns with congenital partial intestinal obstruction, specific clinical course and diagnostic features are reflected. The frequency of certain forms of congenital partial intestinal obstruction was determined, the complexity of preoperative diagnosis was noted, clinical manifesta-tions of upper and lower intestinal obstruction are presented. Factors aggravating the course of congenital partial intes-tinal obstruction are shown and measures to improve diagnosis are suggested.
Key words
congenital partial intestinal obstruction, diagnosis, clinical presentation, newborns, children of weaning age.
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