Female Patient

A case was shared of a newborn with respiratory failure, seizures, and bowel distension, which led to a series of diagnostic tests and eventual surgery. Dr. Castrillon discussed the appropriate next steps for the patient, with most attendees agreeing on a leveling biopsy with a stoma. The discussion also covered the timing for the pull-through procedure, with most agreeing on when the patient is toilet trained for urine and accepts rectal irrigations.

Anorectal Malformation in a Female Patient

Patient Case Discussion

Female Patient 4 Years Old with Complex Anorectal Malformation

Patient Case Discussion

Low-grade Mucinous Appendiceal Neoplasm

Patient Case Discussion

Ileal Atresia 2/2 Pre-natal Segmental Volvulus with Bowel Perforation

Patient Case Discussion

Solid Retroperitoneal Tumors: Wilms Tumor

Patient Case Discussion

Female Newborn Admitted to NICU with Respiratory Failure and Seizures

Case Summary

Post-op Duhamel Procedure with Likely Anastomotic Stricture

Case Summary

Cloacal Malformation Acquired Vaginal Atresia: Case Report

Case Summary

Female Patient 36 Weeks of Gestation with Abdominal Wall Defect

Case Summary

Neonatal Rectal Prolapse

Case Summary