Pediatric Duodenal Atresia
What is Pediatric Duodenal Atresia?
Anywhere along the length of the small intestine, including the duodenum, jejunum, ileum and colon, the intestine can form a blockage before an infant is born. This blockage usually occurs where one segment is not connected to the other segments, and is called an atresia.
What are the different types of Pediatric Duodenal Atresia?
Colon
Duodenal
Jejunal and ileal
How is Pediatric Duodenal Atresia treated?
Infants with atresias require surgery to reconnect the segments that aren’t properly formed, allowing food to flow through the intestine all the way from the mouth to the rectum.
Pediatric Duodenal Atresia Doctors and Providers
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Noorjahan Ali, MD Neonatologist -
Chelsea Anderson, MD Pediatrician Newborn Medicine -
Dimitrios Angelis, MD Neonatologist -
Asya Asghar, MD Neonatologist -
Kikelomo Babata, MD Neonatologist -
Timothy Brannon, MD Neonatologist -
Lina Chalak, MD Neonatologist -
Christina Chan, MD Neonatologist -
Vedanta Dariya, MD Neonatologist -
Becky Ennis, MD Neonatologist -
Shamaila Gill, MD Neonatologist -
June Hu, MD Neonatologist -
Jawahar Jagarapu, MD Neonatologist -
Mambarambath Jaleel, MD Neonatologist -
Venkatakrishna Kakkilaya, MD Neonatologist -
Vishal Kapadia, MD Neonatologist -
Athra Kaviani, MD Neonatologist -
Rachel Leon, MD Neonatologist -
Imran Mir, MD Neonatologist -
Julie Mirpuri-Hathiramani, MD Neonatologist -
Jessica Morse, MD Pediatrician Newborn Medicine -
Sujir Nayak, MD Neonatologist -
Eric Ortigoza, MD Neonatologist -
Joseph Schneider, MD Pediatrician Newborn Medicine -
Julide Sisman, MD Neonatologist -
Muraleedharan Sivarajan, MD Pediatrician Newborn Medicine -
Kaili Stehel, MD Pediatrician Newborn Medicine -
Katherine Stumpf, MD Neonatologist -
Myra Wyckoff, MD Neonatologist -
Sushmita Yallapragada, MD Neonatologist