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이명덕,Lee, Myung-Duk 대한소아외과학회 1995 소아외과 Vol.1 No.1
기관식도루를 동반하지 않은 원간격결손 식도폐쇄증 1예를 미리 조성한 위루와 경구를 통하여 주기적 부지를 함으로써 식도길이를 확장하여 식도-식도단단문합술로 식도의 개통복원을 할 수 있었음을 경험하였다. 이때 상부식도맹단부로부터 이중관을 이용한 지속적인 섬프배액술이 경과에 아주 긴요하며, 수술시 식도길이의 여유를 위하여 식도근환상절개술을 한 후에는 근절개부위의 협착 발생 가능성에 항상 주의하여 술 후 조기(술 후 2-4주)에 추시함이 꼭 필요하다고 생각하였다. 식도부지를 할 때에는 길이 뿐만 아니라 직경확장(특히 하부식도에서)에도 관심을 갖이면 더욱 좋은 결과를 얻을 수 있다고 판단된다. A delayed primary esophago-esophagostomy of a case of long-gap esophageal atresia without tracheoesophageal fistula was performed in success with three months' intermittent periodic bougienage of the upper pouch via mouth as well as the lower esophagus through Janeway gastrostomy. Meanwhile, an effective continuous sump suction from the upper pouch seemed to be a critical part of the patient management. The extra length of esophagus for primary anastomosis could be achieved by a circular myotomy. Stricture at the myotomy site, found 4 months later, was treated with periodic pneumatic baloon dilations only with temporary symptomatic reliefs. After 4 months' trials, operative esophagoplasty was performed successfully. A careful follow-up schedule for the myotomy site would be required for early detection of stricture. The previous neonatal patient is currently 8 years old, healthy school-boy, and has a normal barium swallow without stricture or gastroesophageal reflux.
이명덕,Lee, Myung-Duk 대한소아외과학회 1998 소아외과 Vol.4 No.1
To evaluate the effectiveness of central venous catheters(CVCs) in children, 320 CVCs placed in 255 neonate and children over a 10-year period were analyzed retrospectively. CVC was placed by one pediatric surgeon for a total of 6, 116 patients days. Catheters were placed preoperatively for TPN or chemo in 223 cases. CVC was solely for TPN in 57 cases and for chemotherapy in 40. Local anesthesia was utilized in 71 cases, and the general anesthesia was administered in the remainder of the patients. The subclavian vein was catheterized(SCV) in 202 cases(82 infants and neonates), tunneled external jugular venotomy(EJV) was utilized in 38, tunneled internal jugular venotomy(UV) in 2, the facial venotomy(FV) was used in 3, and the umbilical vein was catheterized UVC) with vein transposition in 74 infants. In neonates, 72 UVCs were placed during laparotomy. SCV was increased with ages, from 3 kg of minimal body weight. The average catheter-periods over-all were 19.1 days, SCV 17 days, EJV 40, IJV 60 and UVC 14. Technical complications were; arterial puncture(6), puncture failure(5) and abnormal location(12) in SCV; insertion failure(3) in EJV; abnormal location in the portal vein(4) and the liver parenchyma(2) cystic fluid accumulations in UVC. Twelve migrations(3.8 %) out of position occurred; SCV(2), EJV(1) and UVC(9). There were 4 cases(1.2 %) of catheter obstruction and 11(3.4 %) of catheter infection(3 SCV, 2 EJV and 6 UVC). Rescue procedures were utilized with some success. There was one mortality(0.3 %) due to deep sedation in a 1.06 kg baby during placement of an EJV. The surgeon's experience, proper catheter selection and following safety rules are the most important factors for successful CVCs.