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Intestinal atresia
Intestinal atresia is a medical condition in which there is a narrowing or closure of the GI tract. This leads to symptoms of obstruction as food cannot flow past.
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A 35-year old asked:
What are the tests for intestinal atresia?
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What are the symptoms of intestinal atresia?
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Are there good ways to avoid intestinal atresia?
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What is the definition or description of: Intestinal atresia?
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A 25-year old asked:
Can you wait for a few weeks before having surgery for your child's intestinal atresia?
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A 34-year old female asked:
My son, was born on the 15th of February 2020 at 33 weeks via cesarean section. He was born with congenital atresia of the small intestine and passed away on the 2nd of March 2020. How long can I wait to start trying to fall pregnant again. Kind reg?
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A 29-year old female asked:
Dear doctor im 35 weeks pregnant my baby has minimal large bowel dilatation PAMC is seen previous anamoly scans and dual marker test also normal are there any chances of anorectal atresia for my baby please help me?
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A 23-year old female asked:
What is choanal atresia?
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What is pulmonary atresia?
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A 40-year old asked:
Is biliary atresia hereditary?
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A 48-year old asked:
Anyone's baby got biliary atresia?
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A 46-year old asked:
What is the disorder biliary atresia?
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What are the tests for biliary atresia?
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What are the tests for esophageal atresia?
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A 45-year old asked:
How is biliary atresia typically diagnosed?
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A 30-year old asked:
What is biliary atresia and how is it treated?
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A 39-year old asked:
Biliary atresia, is it a hereditary condition?
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Who is more likely at risk for biliary atresia?
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What are the early symptoms of esophageal atresia?
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What are common symptoms and signs of biliary atresia?
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A 33-year old male asked:
What is the definition or description of: Biliary atresia?
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A 34-year old asked:
My boyfriend had esophageal atresia so is our baby at risk?
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A 32-year old male asked:
What is the definition or description of: Esophageal atresia?
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A 22-year old female asked:
Why there is a double bubble sign in case of doudenal atresia?
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A 26-year old asked:
How often does biliary atresia occur and who is more likely at risk?
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A 34-year old asked:
If my boyfriend had an esophageal atresia what are the chances my child will too?
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A 35-year old asked:
What are restrictions if you have pulmonary atresia?
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Anyone survive tricuspid atresia?
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What are some causes of duodenal atresia?
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What are probable causes of duodenal atresia?
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