संक्षिप्त खंड हिर्स्प्रुंग रोग में टेरप्ट और लेापारोस्कोपिक समर्थन के साथ टेरप्ट: कार्यात्मक परिणामों का विश्लेषण

Key Points

• The study aims to compare functional outcomes of two minimally invasive surgical techniques, TERPT and L-TERPT, for treating short-segment Hirschsprung disease in children.
• Conducted a retrospective analysis of 72 children who underwent surgery at a university hospital between 2014-2025.
• Evaluated functional outcomes using Rintala Bowel Function Score, bowel movement frequency, constipation, and fecal incontinence.
• Analyzed incidence and causes of postoperative enterocolitis between the two surgical groups.
• Both surgical techniques resulted in good or normal bowel function in the majority of patients.
• No statistically significant difference was observed in BFS, BMF, and fecal incontinence between TERPT and L-TERPT (p > 0.05).
• Postoperative constipation was statistically significantly lower in the L-TERPT group (p = 0.032).
• Postoperative complications were rare and minimally related to the surgical technique.

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