儿童吞咽困难的罕见原因

IF 0.7 Q3 MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL

Bahrain Medical Bulletin Pub Date : 2017-09-01 DOI:10.12816/0047636

H. Ahmed, Z. Skef, M. Corbally

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摘要

172每4500次尸检中就有一次发现消化道重复是罕见的异常1。通常，重复具有不同的症状、位置和大小。这种异常现象的起源仍然未知2。1884年，菲兹认为这种情况是肠道重复。Ladd在1930年描述了食管重复的三个基本特征：类似于消化道的内衬；有平滑肌层的；并且靠近消化道3的一部分。重复通常位于肠系膜边界1。

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Rare Cause of Dysphagia in Children

172 Alimentary tract duplications are rare anomalies found in one out of every 4500 autopsies1. Usually, the duplication has variable symptoms, location and size. The origin of such anomaly remains unknown2. Fitz recognized the condition as intestinal duplication in 1884. Ladd in 1930 described the three essential features of esophageal duplication as follows: internal lining similar to alimentary tract; having smooth muscle layer; and proximity to a part of the alimentary tract3. The duplications are usually located on the mesenteric border1.

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