Professor
Mark Ellebæk
Department of Surgery, OUH
Project management | ||
Project status | Open | |
Data collection dates | ||
Start | 01.04.2025 | |
End | 01.12.2030 | |
The primary aim is to assess the pattern of dilatations in esofageal atresia (EA) patients. The secondary aims is to determine if there are any demographic predictors for the infants needing multiple dilations. We expect to see a pattern of increasing degrees of dilatation with increasing size of the infant.
Up to 70 % of infants with EA will suffer from stenosis. Balloon dilation during gastroscopy is a well-documented and widely used treatment(18). Currently there is no guideline for the time between dilatation of the anastomosis, as well as how much to dilate
The cohort will consist of infants born with EA between 2009 and 2024
Data will be composed from the GastroPæd database and electronic patient charts