Necrotizing enterocolitis is a common condition in premature babies, many cases are brought to the hospital requiring surgery and long-term treatment. Without early detection and prompt treatment, neonates with necrotizing enterocolitis may die rapidly or suffer long-term complications of the disease.

Children under 3 years old are very susceptible to gastroenteritis, even some children have gastroenteritis many times a year, especially those who have gone to kindergarten.

The gut is one of the most important parts of the human body. When intestinal obstruction, the disease will progress to a dangerous level in a short time if it is not detected and intervened in time. Therefore, learning about the treatment options for intestinal obstruction is extremely necessary.

In case the patient has a complete intestinal obstruction, does not respond to other treatment options or has complications after treatment, the doctor will recommend surgery for intestinal obstruction. Depending on the type of surgery and the patient's health condition, the recovery time will vary.

Patients with intestinal obstruction due to food residues often find it difficult to accurately diagnose the cause until surgery. The goal of treatment is to help the patient get rid of the undigested food residue and prevent recurrence. In case of not timely treatment, the disease can cause many dangerous complications such as dehydration, loss of electrolytes due to low blood pressure, vomiting, premature collapse...

Early recognition of intestinal obstruction symptoms will help quickly diagnose the disease accurately and take timely intervention measures, preventing the risk of complications.

Postoperative intestinal adhesions are one of the common postoperative complications. In mild cases, with mild complications of intestinal adhesions, patients can be treated medically by using pain relievers, reducing intestinal motility, patients stopping eating so that the intestines can rest and remove the adhesions themselves. In case of severe intestinal adhesions, the patient needs surgery to treat intestinal adhesions after surgery.

Intestinal obstruction in infants is very dangerous and can be life-threatening. Therefore, children with intestinal obstruction need to be treated promptly and have appropriate care methods to limit the progression of the disease and quickly recover health.

Small bowel obstruction is a blockage in the intestinal lumen. This is one of the dangerous and unpredictable symptoms for infants from 3 months old to 2 years old. If not detected and treated promptly, it can lead to bowel necrosis, intestinal perforation, life-threatening. sick.

Intestinal obstruction and paralytic ileus are two possible complications after surgery. In order to distinguish and accurately diagnose mechanical intestinal obstruction or functional bowel paralysis after surgery, clinical examination and correct abdominal X-ray alone are not enough, it is necessary to use the method of computed tomography (CT).

The mesentery is a part of the digestive system and performs many important functions in the human body. This is a newly discovered organ, bringing the total number of organs in the human body to 79.