Association between visceral myopathy and Hirschsprung's disease: A case report
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In brief
This case report documents the rare co-occurrence of visceral myopathy and Hirschsprung's disease in a pediatric patient. Diagnosis was confirmed through surgical biopsies and laparoscopic intestinal mapping, with the patient ultimately achieving normal oral feeding and bowel function following surgical intervention.
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… surgery. Surgical biopsies, including a later laparoscopic intestinal mapping, confirmed VM and HD. The patient progressed with complete oral feeding, normal bowel transit through the …
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