Surgical Conditions In Children Research Articles

Acute Otolaryngologic Surgical Conditions in Children

Acute Otolaryngologic Surgical Conditions in Children

Acute Surgical Conditions in Children

Acute Surgical Conditions in Children

Management of some common surgical conditions in children: A comparison of practice between surgical units in edinburgh: B. Jaffray and W.G. Scobie. J R Coll Surg Edinb 34:264–266, (October), 1989

Management of some common surgical conditions in children: A comparison of practice between surgical units in edinburgh: B. Jaffray and W.G. Scobie. J R Coll Surg Edinb 34:264–266, (October), 1989

Time of Election for Abdominal Surgery in Childhood

THE majority of abdominal surgical conditions in children under one year of age are due directly to some developmental anomaly. Infection, which plays a minor role in the abdominal surgery of the first year of life, subsequently forms the basis of many pathologic processes as it does in adult life. The processes found in infants are identical with those observed in adults, except that they are modified by conditions peculiar to early life. The modifying factors are often not entirely a disadvantage to the surgeon, for an infant's failure to co-operate makes the examiner observe more carefully and judge more . . .