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  • Admin
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    • Sep 2020
    • 6839

    #1

    weekly_question 21/11/2021

    You are asked to see a 3 year-old boy with obstructive symptoms following laparoscopic transanal Swenson pullthrough for Hirschsprung disease in the neonatal period. Digital rectal examination reveals a widely patent anastomosis. Contrast enema is normal without signs of megacolon. The next best step in the workup and management of this patient is:​

    A Anorectal manometry

    B Colonic manometry

    C Botox injection of the internal anal sphincter

    D Rectal biopsy

    E Bowel management program
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  • Answer selected by Admin at 09-10-2023, 07:08 AM.
    Admin
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    • Sep 2020
    • 6839

    correct answer

    D Rectal biopsy

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    • Shahadwazzan
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      • Nov 2021
      • 1

      #2
      E

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      • Ahmednabilps
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        • Jan 2021
        • 19

        #3
        D

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        • Rany Rushdy
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          • Sep 2020
          • 12

          #4
          D

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          • aymanhamdi
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            • Apr 2021
            • 1

            #5
            A

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            • Admin
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              • Sep 2020
              • 6839

              #6
              correct answer

              D Rectal biopsy

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