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How is a newborn Hirschsprung disease surgery performed?
Answer
Newborn Hirschsprung disease surgery is typically done under general anesthesia to ensure the child does not feel pain. Postoperative care is very important and requires the attention of professional medical staff. As for the scheduling of secondary surgery, this depends on the child’s recovery and constitution, usually only after confirming that the child’s condition is stable. Long-term outcomes depend on the severity of the disease and whether there are postoperative complications. Medical advancements have enabled many children to receive good treatment results.
Question
Regarding the questions already raised, are there any further questions or matters that need clarification?
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Thank you for your inquiry. Concerns about general anesthesia are unnecessary as it is closely monitored. Since the child is too young, nursing should be done by professionals. The timing of secondary surgery mainly depends on the patient’s recovery and constitution. The consideration of long-term outcomes needs to be judged based on the severity of the disease and whether there are postoperative complications. Wishing the child a speedy recovery!