If one day it can break through to the replacement of organs in medicine, the surgeon can cut it at will. Is this possibility? Creating organs is equivalent to the Creator, which is so amazing. It is a bit too far to achieve this goal with the current scientific ability of human beings. It is better to think about how to continue to kill tumor cells faster.

Similarly, there is a large section of the esophageal occlusion that is hollowed out. Where can I find a child to replenish the child? I can only ask the child to continue to replenish the organs by himself. Note that this long organ cannot grow back for such a long period. Doctors hope that the nutrition will be supplied to other organs for longer.

The growth of organs requires nutrition, and the esophagus is closed and does not reach the digestive tract below.

Children must not eat to supplement nutrition. This is because of the lack of digestive tract structure. What needs to be done is not intravenous nutrition, but to quickly rebuild the digestive tract. At this time, the doctor will choose to perform gastric or enterostomy surgery on the patient.

The same fistula is also deliberately artificial this time, and it is a way of medical treatment. A hole is made on the surface of the abdominal cavity and a tunnel (fistula) is dug to reach the patient's stomach or intestine. In this way, nutritious things can be penetrated into the child's digestive tract from the outside for digestion and absorption.

The above fistula surgery is a first-stage surgery, and the goal is to prepare for the second-stage surgery.

With sufficient nutrition, the child's other organs grow up to a certain age, usually waiting for the child to grow to about four, five or six years old. The doctor confirms that the child's other organs have grown strong through examinations, which means that the doctor can find materials for esophageal replenishment from other organs of the child.

This is what is done in the second phase of surgery: take part of the child’s other organs and fill the missing esophageal section, so that the esophagus and stomach are reconnected and connected, and restore the normal digestive tract system.

This surgery is similar to esophageal cancer surgery, where you can take the esophageal tract from a section of gastrectomy. Otherwise, you can take the esophageal tract from a section of intestine. This surgery is called stomach or colon esophageal surgery.

It sounds cruel. This child is born with a similar treatment as a tumor patient.

When parents hear this, who would think that their children have a type I?

Hu Hao raised the handkerchief given by the doctor and wiped his sweat. Fortunately, he did not successfully curse his son.

Which type is the best type? To sum up, it must be V-type (H-type). Type H is the only esophageal atresia type in which the child has a long esophageal duct, but it just connects with the trachea. It is easy for doctors to deal with H-type. Since last year, the first pediatric surgery department has been able to use thoracoscopy to solve H-type fistula.

Compared with those surgeries that open the chest at any time, this surgery can be regarded as a "small incision" and can be regarded as a relatively "small" surgery in the first child.

Therefore, it was dangerous for Hu Hao, the parent who shouted loudly about his son before. In fact, his son is lucky compared to other children.

You should know that children with congenital diseases often do not suffer from congenital deformities in one organ. Many children are born with multiple organ deformities. They need to jointly perform major surgery on their children in combination with various departments.
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