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    CASE PRESENTATION

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    Informant: Mother

    Reliability: 90%

    General data:

    P.D.E, 21 day old neonate, male, filipino, RomanCatholic, single born on March 20, 2014 currently

    residing at Tagbilaran City admitted for the first

    time last April 10, 2014 at 6:51 PM at Chonghua

    Hospital.

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    Chief Complaint: Constipation and Fever

    History of Present Illness:

    19 days PTA, patient was two days old when

    he was able to passed out small amounts of loose

    stool, then the mother noticed that the patients

    abdomen was distended, she then sought consult

    to a private pediatrician and was advised foradmission at Gov. Celestino Gallares Memorial

    Hospital.

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    He underwent an abdomen X-ray and was

    diagnosed to have Hirschsprung Disease.

    18days PTA, he was then submitted to

    underwent bowel irrigation and rectal

    stimulation, he was able to pass out stools 9x

    that day (consistency and character not recalled).

    Parents decided to bring the patient home since

    he was able to pass out stools. For the next six

    days patient didnt have any difficulty defecating.

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    12 days PTA, patient started to have

    constipation again and had small hard stools.

    Mother tried to stimulate his rectum and he wasable to defecate.

    6 days PTA, patients condition persisted.

    4 days PTA, patients parents brought him toa private pediatrician at Tagbilaran, Bohol where

    he was given Glycerine suppository half tab,

    which provided no relief of constipation. He was

    then referred to a Pediatric Surgeon and bowel

    irrigation was done and was able to pass out large

    amount of stools.

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    3 days PTA, patient had fever with a highest

    document temperature of 39 degree Celsius per

    axilla and was admitted to Ramiro CommunityHospital where barium enema was done. He was

    started with Cefuroxime sodium 250mg.

    Metronidazole 500mg/100ml and Paracetamol300mg/2ml ampule.

    1 day PTA, patients parents decided to bring

    him to Cebu for second opinion and thus thisadmission.

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    PRENATAL

    Mothers age at birth was 23 years old, aG2P1(1001), having her first pre-natal visit at 4weeks AOG. During the course of pregnancy during

    7th

    month, patients mother developed PIH(pregnancy induce Hypertension) and was givenmethyldopa (dosage was unrecalled), 9th month,she developed UTI, Cefuroxime 500mg for 5 days 2x

    a day was given, during the later weeks she wentinto preterm labor and was told that she hadplacenta previa and polyhydramnios .

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    Heredo-familial diseases; HPN, DM, Bronchial

    Asthma and Stroke. Medications taken;Multivitamins, Calcium, Iron, Folic acid. Mother

    couldnt remember her total weight gain during

    the course of pregnancy.

    Mother does not drink alcoholic beverages,

    neither does she smokes nor use addictive drugs.

    Immunizations; Hep B unrecalled when, and

    tetanus toxiod.

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    NATAL

    Patient was delivered via Repeat Cesarean

    section secondary to cephalopelvic

    disproportion, no complications noted, having a

    birth weight of 7 lbs, Apgar score unrecalled but

    mother verbalized hearing her baby cry. Ballards

    score unrecalled, head circumference, chest

    circumference and birth length were unrecalledas well.

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    POST NATAL

    Developmental milestones, when at proneposition, patients legs are more extended,

    holds chin up and turns head; at supine

    position patients head lags when pulled tositting position. Visual; watches person and

    follows moving object. Social: body

    movements in cadence with voice of other in

    social contact, begins to smile.

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    Immunization status, 1stdose of hepatitis B and

    BCG were given. Feeding mixed with breast milk

    and formula milk (S26, 1:1 dilution)

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    Family and Social

    The patient is first baby of the family, currentlyresiding at Tagbilaran Bohol, Father works as agovernment employee while the mother is anurse at a local hospital. Their house is situated

    few kilometers away from the health center.Water for drinking is supplied by a water refillingstation, while water for washing is from localwater supplier. During the course of pregnancy

    the mother most of the time cooks their ownfood and occasionally buys from a carenderia.They have 1 toilet separated from the bath room.2 bed room house.

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    General Survey

    Awake, conscious, febrile, not cooperative with

    moderate nutritional status, not in respiratory distress,with the following vital signs:

    Temperature : 38.4 C right armpit

    Blood Pressure = Unable to perform

    Heart Rate : 149 beats per minute

    Respiratory Rate : 38 cycles per minute

    Head Circumference : 35.5 cm Abdominal Girth: 32cm

    Length : 54 cm

    Weight : 3.4 kg

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    Physical exam

    Skin: pale in color, texture is normal, goodturgor, no lesions noted

    HEENT: head circumference 35.5 cm,

    normocephalic, evenly distributed fine hair,anterior and posterior fontanels are bothopen and flat, anicteric sclera, ROR, no naso-aural discharges, pale and dry lips, uninflamedgums, pink and moist tongue, notonsillopharyngeal congestion

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    Chest and lungs: no scars, abrasions and rash

    noted, equal chest expansion, no retractions,

    breast is symmetrical, no lumps or massesnoted, no stridor, wheeze, rhonchi or rales

    heard. Clear breath sounds, no crepitations

    noted Cardiovascular: apical impulse at 4thICS, no

    pericordial bulging, distinct S1 and S2, regular

    rhythm and normal rate, holosystolic murmurleft parasternal area grade 2

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    Abdomen: globular with prominent bowel loops Lside, abdominal girth ( 32 cm (04/11/14)),

    hypoactive bowel sounds (4 cpm) , tympanitic DRE: no anal lesions, fistulas, smooth rectal

    mucosa, tight sphincter tone, no palpable masses,fecal maternal meconium

    Genito-urinary: grossly male, testes descended, nohydrocele noted, tanner stage PH1G1

    Back: spine at midline, no dimpling, no hair tufts,

    kidney punch not assessed Extremities: strong peripheral pulses, CRT < 2

    seconds

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    Neurologic: GCS of E4V2M3,

    CNInot done

    CN IIpupils: reactive and equal direct andconsensual both eyes

    CN III, IV, VI, EOM: full ROM by observation

    CN Vgood suck, facial muscle: strong

    CN VIIno facial asymmetry

    CN VIIIturns head to sound

    CN IX, X

    gag reflex (+), good swallow CN XInot done

    CN XIItongue midline at rest

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    CEREBELLAR: not done

    SENSORYpain (+)

    DTRsaverage/ normal, ankle clonus absent

    Primitive reflexes: moro, rooting, sucking, grasp,

    tonic neck, babinski

    Musculoskeletal: no deformities noted

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    Progress notes

    Subjective: good cry, good activity, irritable

    Objective : examined pt on bed, awake, crying, not inrespiratory distress, afebrile Skin: warm to touch, tinge of pale, no jaundice noted, no

    unusual lesions noted

    HEENT: anicteric sclerae, ROR (+), moist lips and oral mucosa,no tonsilopharyngeal congestion

    C/L: adynamic pericordium, holosystolic heart sound at the leftparasternal border Grade 2, normal rate and regular rhythm

    Abdomen: soft, irregular shape (prominence on the left side)

    hypoactive bowel sounds (4cpm), tight sphincter tone, smoothrectal mucosa, fecal material on examining finger

    Extremities: strong pulses, CRT

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    Assessment: Hirschprungs Disease

    Plan:04/10/14 (7:35 PM)

    -monitor v/s q 4

    monitor input and output very shift

    -diet: per advice of surgery

    Start venoclysis with D10 IMB as follows:

    -D 5 IMB 115.7ML-D50 WATER 14.5ML

    ==130 ml to run at 21 ml per hour refill every 6 hours

    -laboratories

    -repeat CBC

    -URINALYSIS

    -serum sodium and potassium

    -HGT NOW (116 HGT)

    -BLOOD CULTURE AND SENSITIVITY

    -CHEST X RAY APL VIEW

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    Refer for poor

    activity tachypnea, dyspnea,

    and other uncasualties

    -insert orogastric tube French

    8

    -measure abdominal girth

    every shift and chart

    04/10/14 (8.30pm)

    -for colonic irrigation 2x a day-NPO temporarily

    4-11-14 (8:50am)

    -Ranitidine (ulcin) 50mg/2ml

    ampule give 5mg via slow IVTT

    every 8 hours

    (9:30 a.m.)

    -start partial parenteral

    nutrition (Aminosteril)

    -for repeat serum sodium,

    potassium tomorrow 4-12-14 to

    include protime APTT

    (10:00 A.M)

    -REVISE 50 FLUID AS FOLLOWS

    --0.5 IMB 9.17ML

    --D50 WATER 11.3ML

    =103ML REFILL every 6 hours to

    run at 17ml per hour for 12 hourswhile on Aminosteril

    -piggyback aminosteril (6%)

    100ml to run at 8ml per hour for

    12 hours

    (10 50 )

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    (10:50a.m)

    -for 2d echo today 4pm

    (11am)

    -colonic irrigation alone with 1liter PNSS(11:40a.m.)

    -clear liquids via dropper

    -keep OGT open at all time

    -schedule for rectal biopsy on Monday 4-14-14, IPMonce cleared with pedia service

    -for colonic irrigation every HS at French 16 Robinsonscatheter

    (12pm.)

    -reschedule 2d echo tomorrow 4-12-14 10 am

    (4pm)

    -to include serum creatinine tomorrow

    blood extraction

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    (5pm)

    -after aminosteril is given for 12 hours

    -IV TO follow with DI0 IMB as follows

    D5 IMB 115.7ML

    D50 water 14.3ml

    ==130 ml to run at 21 ml per hour refill every six

    hours

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    S: afebrile, able to pass out small amounts of stool,no changes in bladder habits, no other significant

    subjective complaints O : examined pt on bed, sleeping, not in

    respiratory distress, afebrile

    Skin: warm to touch, no jaundice noted, no unusual

    lesions noted HEENT: anicteric sclerae, ROR (+), moist lips and oral

    mucosa, no tonsilopharyngeal congestion

    C/L: adynamic pericordium,, normal rate and regular

    rhythm Abdomen: soft, irregular shape (prominence on the left

    side) normoactive bowel sounds (15cpm)

    Extremities: strong pulses, CRT

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    A: Hirschsprungs disease

    P: 4-12-14 (12pm)

    -next IVF refill

    D5IMB 90.4

    KCL 1.3 (2.5MGKCL)D50W 11.3

    =103ML to regulate to 177 cc/hr FOR 12 hours

    -repeat serum potassium and HGT 8 am ( 112) Tomorrow 4-

    13-14(1.30pm)

    -after 12 hours of refills with KCL and aminosteril

    -IVF to follow with D10 IMB as follows

    D5IMB 115.7ML

    D50WATER 14.3ML== 130 ML TO RUN at 21ml per hour refill every 6

    hours for 12 hours

    (4.45pm)

    -get serum sodium and potassium tomorrow at 10 aminstead of 8 am

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    S: good cry, appears weak, was able to passout small amount of stool, no change in bowel

    habits, abdominal girth 32 cm O: Afebrile, not in respiratory distress

    Skin: warm to touch, no jaundice noted, nounusual lesions noted

    HEENT: anicteric sclerae, ROR (+), moist lips andoral mucosa, no tonsilopharyngeal congestion

    C/L: adynamic pericordium,, normal rate andregular rhythm

    Abdomen: soft, irregular shape (prominence onthe left side) normoactive bowel sounds (15cpm),Extremities: strong pulses, CRT

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    A: Hirschsprungs disease

    P: 04/13/14(9.50am)

    -may have clear liquids per OGT maximum at 15ml everyfeeding-NPO AT 6 A.M TOMORROW 4-14-14

    -to include reticulocyte count next blood extraction and saveserum for possible mismatching

    (11 a.m)

    -secure 1 unit of packed rbc of patients blood type properlyscreened and cross-matched, process into adequate, subdivide1 into 40cc each

    -once available transfuse 40ml of packed RBC for 4 hours

    -give the following medication 30 minutes prior to transfusion

    - paracetamol 100mg/ml drops give 0.5ml orally onedose only

    -closed mainline while on transfusion

    -monitor vital signs every 15minutes for the first hour, every 30minutes for the second hour, every hour thereafter

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    (11: 20am)

    -schedule patient for rectal biopsy with frozen section possible levelling

    colostomy tomorrow 4-14-14 4pm

    -frozen section care -for colonic irrigation until clear tonight(6pm)

    -may go ahead with contemplated procedure for rectal biopsy with frozen

    section possible levelling colostomy tomorrow under general anaesthesia

    Patient is at minimal rests ASA classification class 1

    (7.30pm)

    -diphenhydramine (Benadryl) 12.5mg/5ml give 1ml orally 30 minutes

    before blood transfusion

    (11.30pm)

    -may have last feeding of formula milk before 7 am, may have water until

    11 am then NPO thereafter

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    S: able to pass out small amount of stools afterirrigation, status post blood transfusion, was givendiphenhydramine due to allergic reactions to blood

    transfusion, no other significant subjectivecomplaints

    O: afebrile, vital signs stable HR: 120bpm, RR: 76cpm, temp: 37.3 degrees Celsius

    Skin: warm to touch, no jaundice noted, no unusuallesions noted

    HEENT: anicteric sclerae, ROR (+), moist lips and oralmucosa, no tonsilopharyngeal congestion

    C/L: adynamic pericordium,, normal rate and regularrhythm

    Abdomen: soft, irregular shape (prominence on the leftside) normoactive bowel sounds (10cpm)

    Extremities: strong pulses, CRT

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    4 14 14 (6AM)

    -IVF follow D5IMB 500ML at 10-15ml per hour

    6AM till 6PM (OPERATING ROOM) rectal biopsy with frozen Leveling of sigmoid

    colostomy

    6.20pm

    -post op only

    -to PACU

    -TPR every 4 hours

    -1 to every shift, chart colostomy output every shift separately

    -NPO

    -NF D5IMB 500 ml at 10-15ml/hour

    -save specimen for histopathology

    -meds:

    Cefuroxime (kelox) 250mg/10ml give 115mg IVTT EVERY 8 hours

    Metronidazole (fLAgyl) 500 mg/100ml IV GIVE 50mg IV drop every

    12 hours

    Ranitidne (Ulcin) 50mg/amp 5mg IVTT every 8 hours

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    4-14-14

    -to PACU

    -Routine care and monitoring

    -regulate DLR at 30cc per hour

    -medication

    1. Nalbuphine (Nubcin) 0.5mg slow IV to 5ccPNSS every 6 hours for 2 doses. First dose 12

    midnight2. paracetamol (HEXAL) 40mg slow IV every 6hours x4 doses first dose 12 midnight

    (6.20pm )

    (D5IMB 500 AT 20 CC/HR(6.30PM)

    HGT NOW

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    (7.20PM)

    -SUMMARY OF orders

    -NPO

    -keep OGT open to admin -keep thermoregulate between 36.5-37.5C

    -oxygen 1L per minute o2 sat more than 95%

    -maintain IVF d5imb EVERY 20 CC/HR

    -LAB cbc at 8pm -Meds

    1. Cefuroxime(KEFUROX) 115mg IVTT EVERY8 HOURS

    2. METRONIDAZOLE (FLAGYL) 50MG IVTT every 12 hours

    3. Ranitidine (Ulcin) 5mg slow IVTT EVERY 8 hours

    4. Nalbuphine (nabuin) 0.5mg slow IV diluted to 5ccPNSS q 6hours for 2 doses. First dose 12 midnight

    5. Paracetamol 40mg slow IV every 6 hours x4 doses firstdose 12 midnight

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    (7.25pm ) v/s hourly

    -I AND O q 4hr absolute figures

    (9:40pm) -may discharge from PCU

    (12AM) -ivf to follow: D5IMB 500ml at 20cc/hr

    -IVF to follow: D5IMB 500ML at 20cc/hr

    4-15-14 (10am) -unhook present fluid

    Start d10 IMB prepared as follows

    D5IMB 106.8ML

    D5 W 13.2 ML===120ML refill every 12 hours to run at10ml per hour

    -aminosteril (6%) piggyback via IV drip to run at 8ml perhour for 12 hours

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    (4-16-14) 2am

    -may start oral feedings

    -remove OGT

    (9.40AM)

    -MAY have milk feeding 30ml q 3 hours with strict

    aspiration precaution -consume open stock of aminosteril and D10IMB

    (4-17-14) 10.30AM

    -SHIFT TO ISA once aminosteril and D10 IMBConsumed

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    (11am)

    Give last dose of metronidazole at 2pm today shiftto metronidazole( flagly) 125mg/5ml suspension

    give 2ml orally three times a day, to give first dosetomorrow AM

    - CEFUROXIME (ZINNAT) 125MG/ML

    SUSPENSION GIVEN 1.5ML ORALLY TWICE ADAY GIVE first dose now

    - multivitamins (cherifer drops) given 1ml orally

    once a day

    - refer to PROD ONCE tolerated or not

    - to consume opened stocked of ranitidine IV

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    Patient was discharge on April 19 2014, stable

    v/s, colostomy care was instructed, no other

    complications noted.

    COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT RESULT

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    Blood Count 04/11/2014 REFERENCE 04/14/2014

    WHITE BLOODCELLS

    RED BLOOD CELLS

    HEMOGLOBIN

    HEMATOCRITPLATELET

    14.95

    3.42

    10.5

    30.9 452

    4.8-10.8

    4.7-6.1

    14.0-18.0

    42.0-52.0130-400

    23.63

    5.12 N

    15.3 N

    45.3 N410

    Blood Indices

    MCV

    MCH

    MCHC

    RDW

    PDWMPV

    90.4 N

    30.7 N

    34.0 N

    15.5 N

    11.2 N10.0 N

    80-94

    27.0-31.0

    33.0-37.0

    11-16

    9.0-14.07.2-11.1

    88.5 N

    29.9 N

    33.8 N

    16.2

    11.3 N10.2 N

    Relative Differential Count

    Neutrophil (%)

    Lymphocytes (%)

    Monocytes (%)

    Eosinophils (%)

    Basophils (%)

    31.0

    52.0

    13.0

    4.0 N

    0.0 N

    40-74

    19-48

    3.4-9.0

    0.0-7.0

    0.0-1.5

    76.3

    17.4

    5.0 N

    1.1 N

    0.2 N

    Absolute Differential Count

    Neutrophil (#)

    Lymphocytes (#)

    Monocytes (#)

    Eosinophils (#)Basophils (#)

    4.60 N

    7.80

    2.00

    0.60 N0.00 N

    1.9-8.0

    0.9-5.2

    0.16-1.00

    0.0-0.80.0-0.2

    18.02

    4.12 N

    1.19

    0.26 N0.04 N

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    COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT Continuation

    Reference 04/12/2014 04/13/2014

    Reticulocyte count 12Reticulocyte Count Infant

    PARTIAL THROMBOPLASTIN TIME

    (PTT/APTT)

    Partial Thromboplastin Time

    Patient

    Control

    26.4-36.7 33.7 N

    30.0

    Prothrombin time

    Patient

    Activity

    INR

    Control

    Control Activity

    >70%

    1.21

    14.3

    86

    1.09

    13.3

    100.0

    FULLY AUTOMATED ROUTINE RESULT

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    URINALYSIS UNCENTRIFUGED

    SPECIMEN

    Physical Characteristics 04/11/2014

    (CHH)

    REFERENCE 04/08/2014

    (RAMIRO COMMUNITY

    HOSPITAL)

    Color LIGHT YELLOW YELLOW

    Transparency CLEAR CLEAR

    pH 8.0 4.8-8.0 6.0 N

    Specific Gravity 1.010 N 1.002- 1.006 1.020 NChemical Characteristics

    Protein NEGATIVE NEGATIVE TRACE

    Glucose NEGATIVE NEGATIVE NEGATIVE

    Ketone NEGATIVE NEGATIVE NEGATIVE

    Urobilinogen NEGATIVE NEGATIVE -

    Leukocytes NEGATIVE NEGATIVE -

    Blood/Hb NEGATIVE NEGATIVE NEGATIVE

    Bilirubin NEGATIVE NEGATIVE -

    Nitrite NEGATIVE NEGATIVE -

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    04/11/2014

    (CHH)

    04/08/2014

    (RAMIRO

    COMMUNITY

    HOSPITAL)

    04/08/2014

    (RAMIRO

    COMMUNITY

    HOSPITAL)

    Microscopic Findings S.I UNIT CONVENTION

    AL UNIT

    Red Blood Cells 1 N 4.7 N 0.8 N

    White Blood Cells 3 N 18.3 3.3

    Bacteria 13 N 74.7 N 13.4 N

    Squamous Epithelial Cells 6 N 37.2 6.7

    Cast 0 N 7.34 21.29

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    BLOOD CULTURE W/ARD

    AND OTHER BODY FLUIDS

    BLOOD (LEFT HAND)

    CULTURE

    No growth after 5 days

    MICROBIOLOGY REPORT

    04/11/2014

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    Date

    Performed

    EXAMINATION SPECIMEN RESULT

    04/14/2014 Frozen Section w/

    Biopsy (additional

    Surgical Pathology)

    Sero-Muscular

    Layer Proximal

    Sigmoid and

    Midsigmoid

    Many Ganglion

    Cells Identified on

    Both Specimens

    04/14/2014 Frozen Section w/

    Biopsy

    Rectal Wall No ganglion Cells

    Identified

    FROZEN SECTION REPORT

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    COMPATIBILITY TEST OR CROSS MATCHING RESULT UNIT

    Compatibilty Test or Cross Matching COMPATIBLE

    RETICULOCYTE COUNT RESULT REFERENCE UNIT

    Reticulocyte Count Infant 12 20-60 10^-3

    4/13/14 1:05 pm

    4/13/14 5:14 pm

    REMARKS: 1UNIT PRBC, "B" POSITIVE

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    ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC REPORT

    04/12/2014

    SUMMARY OF INTERPRETATION:

    Normal abdominal situs

    Levocardia

    Patent Foramen Ovale measuring 0.18cm

    Intact Interventricular Septum

    Atrioventricular and ventriculoarterial concordance

    Normal Chamber Size

    Good Left Ventricular Systolic FunctionPulmonary Artery Pressure 40 mmHg by Pulmonary Acceleration Time

    Good-sized confluent arteries

    Left sided aortic arch

    No coarctation

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    X Ray04/10/2014

    Examination: Chest X-ray- PA and Lateral/AP and Lateral

    Reports:

    There are faint linear, tiny nodular, hazy, and ill-defined densities in theright paracardiac, left retrocardiac, and left parahilar areas. The rest of the lungs areclear. Heart is not enlarged. The medial aspect of both hemidiaphragms are slightly illdefined. Both costophrenic sulci are intact. The tracheal air column is at the midline.No discrete adenopathy is demonstrated. The superior mediastinum is widened. Thevisualized bony structures are unremarkable. A feeding tube is seen with its tip wellwithin the gastric fundus.

    IMPRESSION:

    Mild Inflammatory Process in the Right Paracardiac, Left Retrocardiac, and LeftPerihilar Areas.

    Widened Superior Mediastinum Due To Prominent Thymic Shadow.

    Presence of a Feeding Tube in Place.

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    Partial Thromboplastin Time

    (PTT/APTT)

    RESULT REFERENCE UNIT

    Partial Thromboplastin TimePatient

    Control

    33.7

    30.0

    26.4 - 36.7 Sec

    Sec

    Prothrombin Time

    Patient

    Activity

    INR

    Control

    Control Activity

    14.3

    88

    1.09

    13.3

    100.0

    > 70%

    1.21

    Sec

    %

    Sec

    %

    HEMATOLOGY REPORT

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    Clinical Formulation

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    Primary Impression

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    Hirschsprung Disease

    Neonate

    Abdominal distention

    Small pellet stool or watery stool

    Explosive discharge of feces after DRE

    (+) Barium enema and biopsy

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    Differential Diagnosis

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    1. Intestinal atresia

    Newborn

    Bilious Emesis

    Dilated Bowel

    Polyhydramnios

    Congential defect (Downs Syndrome, CHD, Annularpancreas, Esophagial and Anorectal atresia)

    Prematurity and Low birth weight

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    2. Meconium Ileus

    Newborn

    Cystic Fibrosis

    Abdominal Distention

    Bilious Vomiting

    No passage of meconium

    Poor Feeding

    Septic Facie

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    3. Meconium Plug Syndrome

    Newborn

    Delayed passage of meconium

    Intestinal Dilatation

    Contrast Enema

    Transient

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    Case Discussion

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    Hirschsprung Disease

    Congenital Aganglionic Megacolon

    absence of ganglionic cells in submucosal and

    myenteric plexus

    1 in 5000 livebirths

    4:1 in short segment disease

    1:1 in long segment disease

    associated with other congenital defects

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    Pathophysiology

    Normal Physiology

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    Normal Physiology

    Neuroblastmigration

    Proximal Distal

    (+) Ganglion cells in

    bowel wall pexus

    Cholinergic Fibers Adrenergic Fibers

    Inhibition of contractionContraction

    Normal Motility

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    Neuroblast migration

    Proximal Distal

    Absence of neural innervation in the bowel wall

    Inadequate relaxation of bowel wall and bowel wall hypertonicity

    INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION

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    Histology

    Absence of Meissnersand Auerbachsplexus

    Hypertrophied nerve bundles high in

    acetylcholinesterase between muscle layers

    and submucosa

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    Clinical Manifestations

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    Distended abdomen

    Failure to pass meconium

    Bilious emesis or aspirates

    Feeding intolerance

    Failure to thrive with hypoproteinemia

    Ultrashort segment Long segment

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    Ultrashort- segment Long- segment

    Location Internal sphincter Entire colon and at times

    part of small bowel

    Symptoms Similar to functional

    constipation

    Distended abdomen

    Failure to pass meconium

    Bilious emesis or

    aspirates

    Feeding intolerance

    Labs Ganglion cells present on

    rectal suction biopsy,

    abnormal anorectal

    manometry

    Anorectal Manometry

    and

    Rectal suction biopsy

    demonstrates classic

    findings but colonic

    transition zone cannot be

    identified

    Treatment Anal botulism injection

    Anorectal myomectomy

    Ileal anal anastomosis

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    Diagnosis

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    Gold Standard: Rectal Suction Biopsy

    Sample should be obtained no closer than 2 cm

    above the dentate line

    Stained for acetylcholinesterase

    Positive finding:

    Large number of hypertrophied nerve bundles postive

    for acetylcholinesterase with absence of ganglion cells

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    Other diagnostics:

    Anorectal Manometry

    Normal Finding

    - Relaxation of internal anal sphincter in response torectal distention

    Abnormal Finding Internal anal sphincter fails to relax in response to

    rectal distention

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    Unprepared Contrast Enema

    Classic finding

    Abrupt narrow transition zone between normal dilated proximal colon

    and the smaller caliber obstructed distal aganglionic segment

    In the absence of this finding,

    Rectal diameter is equal or smaller than the sigmoid

    S ti Di ti

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    Supportive Diagnostics

    Plain Abdominal Radiograph

    CBC

    UA

    Serum Na and K

    Coagulation studies

    ECG

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    Treatment

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    Definitive: Operative intervention

    3 Surgical Options:

    1. Swenson Procedure

    2. Duhamel Procedure

    3. Soave Procedure

    Treatment of Choice: Laparoscopic single-stage

    endorectal pull- through procedure

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    Supportive Management

    Intravenous hydration

    Nasogastric decompression

    IV antibiotics if indicated

    Cardiac evaluation and genetic testing

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    Prognosis

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    Satisfactory for those who undergone surgery

    Long term post-operative problems requiring

    myectomy or re-do pull- through procedure:

    1. Constipation

    2. Recurrent enterocolitis

    3. Stricture

    4. Prolapse

    5. Perianal abscess

    6. Fecal soiling

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    BARIUM ENEMA

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