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The condition was Pyloric Stenosis. The problem isn't the feeding itself, it's the rate of success; it's meaningfully lower. Similarly, it takes significantly
by mankyd 12y ago
The condition was Pyloric Stenosis.
The problem isn't the feeding itself, it's the rate of success; it's meaningfully lower. Similarly, it takes significantly longer to fix, yet the condition is relatively urgent as it results in malnutrition. Non-surgical intervention still occurs, but is generally reserved for cases where surgery is otherwise considered too risky.
http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/937263-treatment http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/937263-treatment