ASSESSMENT OF LONG -TERM TREATMENT RESULTS FOR CONGENITAL PILOROSTENOSIS

Authors

  • A.M. Shamsiev A.M. Shamsiev Author
  • L.A. Shamsieva L.A. Shamsieva Author

Keywords:

congenital hypertrophic pylorostenosis, pyloromiotomy, long-term outcomes, surgical treatment, infants, physical development, quality of life, pediatric surgery.

Abstract

Congenital hypertrophic pylorostenosis (CGP) is one of the most common surgical pathologies of the gastrointestinal tract in children in their first months of life. Currently, Fredet–Ramstedt pyloromiotomy is recognized as the "gold standard" for treating this disease and provides high immediate efficacy. However, issues regarding the assessment of long-term treatment outcomes, the functional state of the stomach after surgery, children's physical development, and patients' quality of life remain a subject of scientific debate. The work presents an analysis of modern scientific data dedicated to evaluating the effectiveness of surgical treatment for congenital pylorostenosis. Particular attention was paid to the dynamics of patients' physical development, the restoration of gastric motor evacuation function, the frequency of late complications, nutritional characteristics, and children's quality of life at various stages after surgery.

Author Biographies

  • A.M. Shamsiev, A.M. Shamsiev

    Professor of the Department of Pediatric Surgery No.1 of SamSMU,

  • L.A. Shamsieva, L.A. Shamsieva

    intern-assistant of the Department of Pediatrics No.2 of SamSMU

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Published

2026-07-05

Issue

Vol. 8 No. 1 (2026): WORLD CONFERENCE ON MODERN RESEARCH APPROACHES

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