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Management of typical and atypical intestinal malrotation by Mehall, John R., Chandler, John C., Mehall, Rachel L., Jackson, Richard J., Wagner, Charles W., Smith, Samuel D.

“…Background: “Atypical Malrotation” has been increasingly diagnosed at the authors' institution. Methods: The authors reviewed retrospectively 201 consecutive…”
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Surgical management of lipoblastoma by McVay, Marcene R., Keller, Jennifer E., Wagner, Charles W., Jackson, Richard J., Smith, Samuel D.

“…Lipoblastoma/lipoblastomatosis, a rare benign pediatric tumor composed of embryonic fat, most often presents as a rapidly growing mass in children younger than…”
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Evolution of staged versus primary closure of gastroschisis by KIDD, Joseph N, JACKSON, Richard J, SMITH, Samuel D, WAGNER, Charles W, HALLER, J. Alex, LANGHAM, R. Max R, BIEMANN OTHERSEN, H, RANDOLPH, Judson G

“…Since the introduction of a preformed silo to the authors' practice in 1997, there has been a decrease in primary closure of gastroschisis. To clarify the…”
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Prospective results of a standardized algorithm based on hemodynamic status for managing pediatric solid organ injury by Mehall, John R, Ennis, Jared S, Saltzman, Daniel A, Chandler, John C, Grewal, Harsh, Wagner, Charles W, Jackson, Richard J, Smith, Samuel D

“…BACKGROUND: Controversy surrounds the need for ICU admission, prolonged bed rest, and the duration of activity restrictions for children sustaining blunt…”
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Early Video-assisted Thoracic Surgery in the Management of Empyema by Grewal, Harsh, Jackson, Richard J, Wagner, Charles W, Smith, Samuel D

“…The appropriate timing, as well as the type of intervention, for the treatment of empyema in children is controversial. The advent of video-assisted thoracic…”
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The slipping rib syndrome in children by Saltzman, Daniel A., Schmitz, Michael L., Smith, Samuel D., Wagner, Charles W., Jackson, Richard J., Harp, Susan

“…The slipping rib syndrome is an infrequent cause of thoracic and upper abdominal pain and is thought to arise from the inadequacy or rupture of the…”
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Air-gun injuries: initial evaluation and resultant morbidity by Keller, Jennifer E, Hindman, Jason W, Kidd, Joseph N, Jackson, Richard J, Smith, Samuel D, Wagner, Charles W

“…Severity of injuries from air-powered weapons can be underappreciated. Transformation of these weapons into toys makes them available to children. Our…”
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Recurrent congenital diaphragmatic hernia: A novel repair by Saltzman, Daniel A., Ennis, Jared S., Mehall, John R., Jackson, Richard J., Smith, Samuel D., Wagner, Charles W.

“…Background/Purpose: Repair of recurrent diaphragmatic hernia continues to be a difficult problem. An innovative method using a nonabsorbable polypropylene…”
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Neonatal ultrasonography to distinguish between meconium ileus and ileal atresia by Neal, M R, Seibert, J J, Vanderzalm, T, Wagner, C W

“…Meconium ileus can be difficult to distinguish from ileal atresia on plain radiographs and on contrast enema. Both show a microcolon in the face of a small…”
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Is nasogastric tube decompression necessary after major abdominal surgery in children? by Dinsmore, John E, Maxson, R.Todd, Johnson, Donna D, Jackson, Richard J, Wagner, Charles W, Smith, Samuel D

“…Nasogastric (NG) decompression has traditionally been used after major abdominal surgery in pediatric patients. This study was designed to determine if NG…”
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Intussusception following the Ladd procedure by Kidd, J, Jackson, R, Wagner, C W, Smith, S D

“…The Ladd procedure for malrotation predisposes children to postoperative intussusception (POI). Retrospective case-control review. University-affiliated…”
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Proximal Left Subclavian Artery Disruption Caused By Blunt Trauma in an Adolescent: Case Report and Review of the Literature by Kidd, Joseph N., Drummond-Webb, Jonathan J., Vandevanter, Stephen H., Wagner, Charles W.

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Embolization of Splenic Artery Branch Pseudoaneurysm after Blunt Abdominal Trauma by James, Charles A., Emanuel, Peter G., Vasquez, W. David, Wagner, Charles W., McFarland, David R.

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Evolution of the modified Rossetti fundoplication in children: surgical technique and results by Levy, M S, Sorrels, C W, Wagner, C W, Jackson, R J, Barnes, R W, Smith, S D

“…To compare the modified Rossetti fundoplication with the classic Nissen. The traditional surgical treatment of gastroesophageal reflux in children has been the…”
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Delayed gastric emptying in neurologically impaired children with gastroesophageal reflux: the role of pyloroplasty by Maxson, R T, Harp, S, Jackson, R J, Smith, S D, Wagner, C W

“…The presence of delayed gastric emptying in neurologically impaired children with gastroesophageal reflux has led to controversy regarding appropriate surgical…”
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A new economic benchmark for surgical treatment of appendicitis by Firilas, A M, Higginbotham, P H, Johnson, D D, Jackson, R J, Wagner, C W, Smith, S D

“…Cost reduction in the management of common surgical diseases such as appendicitis has become paramount for the survival of children's hospitals. We designed a…”
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Prenatal diagnosis of complicated abdominal wall defects by Fogata, Maria Luisa C., Collins, H.Breckenridge, Wagner, Charles W., Angtuaco, Teresita L.

“…The accurate prenatal diagnosis of anterior abdominal wall defects is important because it affects patient management and prognosis. The pathophysiology of…”
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Management of empyema in children by Golladay, E S, Wagner, C W

“…The antibiotic era has changed the incidence, causal factors, and gravity of empyema. Between 1977 and 1988, 27 children with empyema were surgically managed…”
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Respiratory complications in cervical thymic cysts by Wagner, C W, Vinocur, C D, Weintraub, W H, Golladay, E S

“…Thymic cysts are considered uncommon lesions in the differential diagnosis of pediatric neck masses. They have been described as asymptomatic and of little…”
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Crotalid envenomation in children: selective conservative management by Wagner, C W, Golladay, E S

“…Snake bites in children remain an uncommon injury. In general, there is a wide disagreement by knowledgeable authorities on a uniform approach to therapy. In…”
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