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      Modified technique of meso-Rex shunt in case of insufficient length of the jugular vein graft

      Journal of Pediatric Surgery
      Vol. 44Issue 11e9–e12Published in issue: November, 2009
      • Christophe Chardot
      • Alexandre Darani
      • Remi Dubois
      • Pierre-Yves Mure
      • Jean-Pierre Pracros
      • Alain Lachaux
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        Meso-Rex shunt (MRS) can relieve portal hypertension and restore a physiological portal flow in patients with portal vein thrombosis. We describe a technical variant where the autologous internal jugular vein (IJV) was too short to bridge the superior mesenteric vein (SMV) and the Rex recessus.
        Modified technique of meso-Rex shunt in case of insufficient length of the jugular vein graft
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        Laparoscopic extraction of an intrahepatic foreign body after transduodenal migration in a child

        Journal of Pediatric Surgery
        Vol. 44Issue 11e17–e20Published in issue: November, 2009
        • Stéphane Dominguez
        • Barbara E. Wildhaber
        • Luca Spadola
        • Anooshiravani-Dumont Mehrak
        • Christophe Chardot
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          We report on a 3-year-old boy who, after ingestion of turpentine, had an x-ray and was incidentally diagnosed with an intrahepatic needle. He was asymptomatic with no history of needle ingestion. Imaging (ultrasound and computed tomographic scans) showed a needle in segment 1, close to the inferior vena cava, with a proximal end in contact with the superior angle of the duodenum. Because of the localization of the needle and subsequent risks of complications, removal was proposed. Laparoscopy showed dense adhesions between liver and duodenum, confirming the migration route.
          Laparoscopic extraction of an intrahepatic foreign body after transduodenal migration in a child
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          Infected urocolpos and generalized peritonitis secondary to labia minora adhesions

          Journal of Pediatric Surgery
          Vol. 43Issue 9e35–e39Published in issue: September, 2008
          • Noemi Centeno-Wolf
          • Christophe Chardot
          • Claude P. Le Coultre
          • Giorgio C. La Scala
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            Labia minora adhesions (LMA) are a common finding in young girls. Usually, this condition is asymptomatic and spontaneously disappears during adolescence. We report on a case revealed by infected urocolpos and peritonitis and whose treatment finally required surgical reduction labioplasty.
            Infected urocolpos and generalized peritonitis secondary to labia minora adhesions
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