Titlebook: Hirschsprung‘s Disease and Allied Disorders; Alexander Matthias Holschneider,Prem Puri Book 20083rd edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelb

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,Electron Microscopic Studies of Hirschsprung’s Disease,veral procedures prior to the assessment of the specimens (e.g. fixation, postfixations, semi- and ultrathin sectioning, and specific stainings with heavy metal compounds). Therefore, in clinical routine, electron microscopy is not the tool of first choice to confirm the histopathology of Hirschsprung’s disease.

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,Enterocolitis Complicating Hirschsprung’s Disease,]. Hirschsprung’s-associated enterocolitis (HAEC) can occur at any time from the neonatal period onwards into adulthood and can be independent of the medical management and surgical procedure performed. Recurrent enterocolitis can occur even in the presence of a diverting colostomy which is termed “diversion enterocolitis”.

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Book 20083rd edition concerning the embryology, functional anatomy of the enteric nervous system. In particular new insights have been received from the studies in the genetics of Hirschsprung‘s disease. Special emphasis is laid on new surgical techniques, especially on the laparoscopic approach in combination with Soave‘s or Duhamel‘s technique..

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,Hirschsprung’s Disease: A Historical Perspective — 1691–2005,r reports concerning the historical origins ascribe the initial description of this condition to Fredericus Ruysch, a Dutch anatomist in Amsterdam in 1691 [20, 33, 91, 137]. He described a 5-year-old girl with abdominal pain who did not respond to the “usual treatment of the day to relieve pain, pas

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Development of the Enteric Nervous System, the spinal cord and is capable of mediating reflex activity in the absence of central nervous system. About 80–100 million enteric neurons can be classified into functional distinct subpopulations, including intrinsic primary neurons, interneurons, motor neurons, secretomotor and vasomotor neurons

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