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Revisional Foregut Surgery in the Pediatric Patient

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Revisional foregut surgery for the pediatric patient is relatively uncommon when compared to the adult patient population. Early recognition of the presenting signs and symptoms in the neonate, infant, or child may ultimately allow for nonoperative management of unplanned outcomes. Nonetheless, the surgeon ought to be prepared to manage the rare operative complications. The following chapter will detail the six most commonly performed foregut operations for the pediatric population and their respective morbidities requiring revisional surgery.

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    I. Thomas Cohen

  2. Monmouth Medical Center, Department of Surgery, Long Branch, NJ, USA

    Natalie M. Lopyan, Jessica Ann Cutler & Roukaya Hassanein

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Cohen, I.T., Lopyan, N.M., Cutler, J.A., Hassanein, R. (2020). Revisional Foregut Surgery in the Pediatric Patient. In: Borao, F., Binenbaum, S., Matharoo, G. (eds) Revisional Foregut Surgery. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-28273-8_12

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