BISHOP–KOOP modification technique following proximal jejunal ...
网页2020年6月24日 — The Bishop-Koop modification anastomosis technique by placing the decompression tube proximally and nutrition tube distally is a safe procedure for preventing anastomosis breakdown and providing earlier enteral nutrition.
The outcome of Bishop-Koop procedure compared to divided …
网页2019年7月5日 — Intraoperative photograph of patient with atresia of the terminal ileum and non-used microcolon (not shown) shows primary anastomosis (asterisk) and protective Bishop-Koop enterostomy following resection of the atretic bowel segment. The end of the proximal intestine (white arrow) is anastomosed to the side of the distal intestine.
BISHOP-KOOP OSTOMY REVISITED: A “TEST-DRIVE” INTESTINAL …
网页2023年3月20日 — The Bishop-Koop ileostomy, or T-type ostomy, is a technique designed specifically to treat children with “complicated meconium ileus.” Due to its simplicity, this technique has been employed to treat other conditions, such as jejunoileal atresia, neonatal necrotizing enterocolitis, and other types of neonatal intestinal obstruction ...
BISHOP-KOOP modification technique following proximal jejunal …
网页2020年6月24日 — Introduction: Very-short proximal jejunal stump anastomosis leak has been a major problem in surgery and it causes high postoperative morbidity and mortality. However, using a Bishop-Koop Modification technique anastomosis with decompression and nutrition tube, we can completely cure the patient with this case.
Bishop Koop conversion of temporary stoma can be an option to …
网页2019年6月3日 — Bishop Koop anastomosis. After establishment of normal bowel movement, patients were discharged and advised to come after 6 weeks for stoma closure. Data regarding patient’s demography and operation outcome were collected from Surgery ward and operating room record. Data were analyzed using SPSS V.22 software.
Is the Bishop–Koop procedure useful in severe jejunoileal atresia?
网页2017年8月18日 — Bishop–Koop procedure involves anastomosis of the end of the proximal limb of bowel to the side of distal bowel segment, with exteriorization of the end of the distal segment as an end-stoma. This procedure maintains the continuity of the intestinal tract and retains the distal fistula for treatment or inspection.
Is the Bishop-Koop anastomosis still modern in the
网页2000年3月1日 — Twenty-seven newborns received a Bishop-Koop anastomosis. In 19 cases, the Bishop-Koop anastomosis was performed primarily and in 8 cases as a second intervention. We consider the Bishop-Koop...
The outcome of Bishop-Koop procedure compared to divided.
网页Intraoperative photograph of patient with atresia of the terminal ileum and non-used microcolon (not shown) shows primary anastomosis (asterisk) and protective Bishop-Koop enterostomy following resection of the atretic bowel segment. The end of the proximal intestine (white arrow) is anastomosed to the side of the distal intestine.
Bishop Koop procedure in Hirschsprung disease in a two year …
网页2021年3月1日 — Harry Bishop and Everett Koop in 1957 described an end to side anastomosis of the small intestine where the atretic small distal portion is directed out; initially used to treat meconium ileus with a survival rate of 30–70%.
Staged Repair Using Modified Bishop-Koop Procedure in …
网页2021年9月21日 — The Bishop-Koop procedure is defined as the creation of distal end-stoma after anastomosing the end of the proximal stoma with the side of the end stoma . According to a retrospective study done in China on 41 patients with severe jejunoileal atresia, the Bishop-Koop procedure was an effective method in treating these patients with a lower ...