Comparison Between Swenson and Soave-Boley Procedure in the Management of Hirschsprungâs Disease
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https://doi.org/10.3329/jom.v9i1.1420Abstract
Objective: The purpose of study was to compare Swenson & Soave-Boley procedure in the staged operative treatment of Hirschsprung's Disease (HD).
Methods : During 16 months of study period, 25 patients of histopathologically confirmed HD were selected for staged operative treatment, following certain inclusion & exclusion criteria & were admitted & operated at DSH; after completion of all stages operation they were followed up & studied under two groups : staged Swenson procedure (Group-A; na=13) & staged Soave-Boley procedure (Group-B, nb=12). They were similar for age, sex, body weight, reselected length of aganglionic segment & postoperative follow up. The level of ganglionosis was assessed from marking biopsy. Preoperative & postoperative observations of Swenson procedure were analyzed & compared with those of Soave-Boley procedure in the staged operative treatment of HD statistically (unpaired ât' test & Ï2 test)
Results : For group A (Swenson procedure) the operative time was significantly lesser (unpaired ât' test : P < 0.01) than for the group B (Soave-Boley procedure). First bowel movement after colostomy closure was also significantly lesser in duration in Swenson procedure (Ï2 Â test :P < 0.05).
DOI = 10.3329/jom.v9i1.1420
J MEDICINE 2008; 9 : 16-19 ÂDownloads
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