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| Fundoplication in a Newborn with Severe Gastroesophageal
Reflux and a Large Hiatus Hernia |
A 12 day newborn with severe gastric reflux and large hiatal
hernia, with a large portion of the stomach in the mediastinum.
Operation is performed through a left subcostal incision.
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| Left Hepatic Lobectomy in an Infant for a Large Hepatoblastoma |
Infant presenting with a large abdominal mass is diagnosed
through CAT scan with a left hepatic hepatoblastoma. A left
hepatic lobectomy was then performed through a long left subcostal
incision.
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| Endoscopic Sphincterotomy with Stone Extraction |
: Gall stones are removed through the greater duodenal papilla
by opening the orifice and using a balloon catheter.
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| Central Splenorenal Shunt for Portal Hypertension
and Splenomegaly in an Adolescent: |
A patient presenting with marked reduction in platelet count
and abdominal pain is diagnosed with portal hypertension, resulting
in splenomegaly. A splenectomy and addition of a splenorenal
shunt is performed as treatment.
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| 95% Pancreatectomy with Splenic Preservation for Nesidioblastosis |
Nesidioblastosis is characterized by hyperinsulinemia and
symptomatic hypoglycemia. A pancreatectomy was peformed on a
three month old child with seizures, through an upper abdominal
transverse incision.
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| Excision of a Type 1 Choledochal Cyst |
Child with jaundice and RUQ mass was diagnosed with a type
1 choledochal cyst. This video shows entry into the peritoneum
through a right subcostal incision. |
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