This study introduced the diagnosis, prognosis and the treatment of lesion that causes the digestive hemorrhage and peutzjeghers syndrome. The Diculafoy lesion commonly found in the stomach, esophagus, duodenum, intestine, large intestine and rectum with congenital cause. The treatment involved the surgery and endoscopic intervention. The peutz- jeghers syndrome manifested by polypolype in the digestive tract, skin pigment surround the mouth, lip, oral mucosa; treatment was mainly symptomatic management.
Syndrome ; Digestive System Diseases

Because of fail of the first 7 cases of the intestinal transplantation in 1964, the intestinal transplantation was not regarded. Until 1985, the intestinal transplantation has been returned applied. The technique includes 2 phases: the collection and preservation of the intestine from donor and transplantation of this intestine. The resource of the intestine can be the intestine of someone that his (her) brain was dead or of the healthy people. The technique comprises the vascular transplantation and the establishment of the digestive system.
Transplantation ; Intestinal Diseases ; Digestive System

The paper introduced the treatment of Hirschsprung disease (congenital non-glandular abnormality in the digestive tract) including preoperative treatment, monophase or multiphase operation, technique of artificial anus and changes in attitude of the treatment as well as postoperative complications.
Hirschsprung Disease ; Digestive System Diseases

A retrospective study on 40 cases of digestive tumor diagnosed by combination of ultrasound, X-ray and laparoscopy in which the ultrasound and anapathology play a role as screen has shown that the sensitivity and accuracy of ultrasound in the detection of digestive tumors was 97.05% and 87.50%, respectively. However, it should combine the ultrasound with other imaging diagnosis to obtain the higher accuracy
diagnosis ; neoplasms ; Digestive System Diseases

119 patient with the peptic cancer received the total gastrectomy, participated to a study after 6-12 months of operation, were recovered the digestive functions as 2 different methods. The results of esophageal endoscopy and biosy only allowed to determine the levels of lesion but not allow affirm that these lesions due to reflu. However, there were the close relation between the general picture according to the description of boyce and microscopic picture according to the description of Beigi I with the clinical symptoms of the reflux esophagitis. Therefore, they also can be used as a standard of diagnosis. The method of the digestive functional recovering by making the distribution bag DD type Lygidakis showed the obvious efficacy in the limitation of the esophageal mucosal lesion due to the postoperative reflux
Gastrectomy ; Digestive System ; Esophageal Diseases

In order to build percentages of morbidity of children (in science project 11-13), the authors have examined 2,809 children, aged 6-15 (male: 1,420, female: 1,389) at Kien Thuy and Ngo Quyen districts, Hai Phong city according to form of Pediatric Institute. Following conclusions have been drawn: 1. The general ratio of diseases in children 6-15 years old in two areas is 44.49%, in those, the ratio of acute disease is 7.75%, ratio of chronic diseases is 36.59%. The general prevalence of diseases in Kien Thuy is higher than its in Ngo Quyen. 2. The ratio of diseases group: *The ratio of oro-dental disease is highest (44.57%), in those the ratio of dental caries is 27.41%.* The ratio of ear-nose-throat diseases is second (22.21%), most of all are chronic ear- nose- throat diseases: chronic tonsillitis is 5.98%, chronic nasophryngitis is 2.63 * The ratio of goitre disease is the third (30.41%), most of all are degree I *The ratio of the eyes diseases is the fourth (16.63%) In those trachoma is 3.42% *The ratio of digestive disease is 11.32% *The ratio of the skin disease is 5.83% 3. Other diseases: ratio of the arthropathies and osteopathies is 4.56%. Ratio of the arthropathies and osteopathies is 4.56%. Ratio of the urinary diseases is 1.89%. Ratio of the accident is 1.89%. Ratio of the mental disorders is 0.31%. Ratio of the lower respiratory disease is 0.96%. Ratio of the circulatory disease is 0.50%.
epidemiology ; Digestive System Diseases ; Morbidity ; child

The digestive neuroendocrine tumor is rare disease but various and may be benign or malignant. Some digestive neuroendocrine tumors include carcinoid, insulinomas, gastrinoma, glucagonoma, somatostatinomas, vipoma, pancreatic polypeptidoma, multistimulator excreting neuroendocrine tumor and non-hormone excreting langerhans tumor
Neoplasms ; Digestive System Diseases ; Neuroendocrine Tumors

Digestive System Diseases ; therapy ; Humans ; Integrative Medicine

Patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) may require surgical intervention for refractory disease or complications. Prompt surgery and appropriate surgical procedures are critical when surgery is indicatedd. With continuous optimization and innovation of surgical procedures, there have been significant changes in the concepts and operations of IBD in the past century. Learning the evolution of surgical treatment for IBD could help us understand the rationale, indications, and pertinent techniques of surgical procedures. Innovations are emerging in IBD management including the advent of biological agents, laparoscopy, and multi-disciplinary team approach, it is imperative for IBD specialist to learn the state-of-the-art knowledge.
Digestive System Surgical Procedures ; Humans ; Inflammatory Bowel Diseases ; Laparoscopy

Laparoendoscopic single site surgery(LESS), which has been applied in gastrointestinal surgery domestically and abroad, is the most feasible "scarless" operation at present. Combined with our expierience the problems and strategies of laparoendoscopic single site surgery in gastrointestinal surgery are reviewed and discussed in this paper. Inline vision, chopsticks effect and equipment congestion are the difficulties in LESS, especially when it is used in gastrointestinal surgery. Improving skills, selecting appropriate apparatus, fixed operating team and flexible exposure method can ensure the safety of LESS. In order to ensure that LESS is accepted, the safety and effectiveness of LESS used in the operation of gastric and colorectal cancer need assessment. As a new surgical technique, the further development of LESS in gastrointestinal surgery is not possible without concept recognition, breakthrough of technical limitation and equipment innovation.
Digestive System Surgical Procedures ; Gastrointestinal Diseases ; surgery ; Humans ; Laparoscopy