선천성 소장 폐쇄증 치험례

Goeller was credited with the first description of ileal atresia in 1684 and then Weitzman and Vanderhoof reported 4 cases of jejunal atresia, and they suggested late intrauterine vascular accident as and etiology of the atresia. We experienced a case of jejunal atresia in 5-day-old female neonate. The operative findings were markedly dilated proximal jejunal atretic end and 5cm intestinal gap and V-shaped mesenteric defect. The distal jejunal stump was unused microjejunum containing a small intraluminal tissue mass which suggest intrauterine intussusception as a cause of this atresia.(figure 3) The ends were resected and end to back anastomosis was done and the baby survived. We reviewed literatures about jejunoileal atresia. KCI Citation Count: 0