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Necrotizing Enterocolitis (NEC) and the Risk of Intestinal ...
Abdominal X
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Abdominal X-ray appearance of a post-NEC stricture. A: Intestinal expansion in a decubitus film. B: Intestinal expansion and liquid level in a stand-up film.
Clinical features and management of post
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Gastrointestinal radiography, including upper gastrointestinal radiography and colography, is the first choice for the diagnosis of post-NEC ...
Clinical features and management of post
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Post-NEC strictures are the most common type of complication in the late stage of NEC, with an incidence ranging from 11.0% to 35.0%.
Colonic stricture
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Multiple dilated gas-filled bowel loops in the upper central abdomen. Two persistent short-length focal strictures are seen in the ascending colon.
Intestinal Strictures Post
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Intestinal stricture following NEC is a well-known complication of the healing process that follows ischaemic injury to the inner muscular layer of the ...
Necrotizing enterocolitis
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early radiological findings include bowel thickening and fixed distension of a bowel loop · even after the patient recovers, contrast enema ...
Post
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Colon enemas, distal loopograms, and small bowel passage radiograms are useful in making a diagnosis, but a careful examination of the intestines for the ...
Post
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Intestinal stenosis or stricture occurs in approximately one third of medically treated infants surviving the acute phase of necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) ...
The radiology of neonatal necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) A ...
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The radiological findings in 47 neonates with necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) are reviewed. The presence of nonspecific, generalized bowel dilatation is ...