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Baby girl with anal atresia born in Shanghai only 12 days was rescued. Why does it happen to children?
Neonatal anal atresia is also a common digestive system malformation, that is, after the baby is born, the position of the anal orifice cannot be seen from the outside, which is also called anal atresia. The incidence rate is1:1500 ~1:5000. At present, it is not a rare disease, and this plastic surgery is risky. This kind of surgical treatment depends on the relative locking height and deformity of your patients. Generally, it takes two or three plastic operations to achieve satisfactory practical results. It is unlikely to succeed once. Hospital outpatient service must be better, otherwise there is a certain probability that there will be future trouble. Such as sewage and severe constipation.

Besides the main medical care after operation, the nursing of fistula is particularly important. If there is a wound, the fistula bag should be a fistula, and active zinc oxide should be applied between the skin and the fistula bag to reduce the irritation of excrement to the surrounding skin, and the fistula and intestinal cavity should be well maintained to avoid the wound being polluted by excrement environment. It is also necessary to keep warm, and the temperature in the incubator is always kept at 28℃ ~ 30℃ for the best situation. Vitamins must be supplemented after operation, medical treatment in the field of diet should be very easy to digest and absorb, and various technical indicators should be adjusted before leaving the incubator.

The complications of middle and low anal atresia are related to gastrointestinal function. This kind of anal atresia is often accompanied by colon defect, anal orifice defect or hypoplasia. The difficulty coefficient of surgical treatment of middle and low anal atresia is very large. Some patients need abdominal surgery, which can cause intestinal obstruction complications, and in severe cases, intestinal obstruction can occur. If the newborn baby has no anus, such a thing can be cured by surgery. Make a decision according to your baby's physique. Think about it, there should be no problem, and it is congenital anal atresia, which should be found and treated as soon as possible. Remember not to delay the baby.

When such a thing happens, it is likely that it is a drug used during pregnancy, or it may be a congenital condition that leads to the growth of the baby's anus. There is no rectum concave from the inside, but the end is at the edge of spongy muscle of urethral orifice, so it will lead to congenital no anastomosis.