Clinical Study
Appendicostomy in Preschool Children with Anorectal Malformation: Successful Early Bowel Management with a High Frequency of Minor Complications
Table 2
The comorbidity among the 17 children 1–6 years old who were operated on with appendicostomy.
| Type of comorbidity | Number of children (17) |
| Without comorbidity | 0 | Spinal cord malformation, neurogenic urinary bladder, or syndromes | 17 | Syndrome or neurological impairment | 4 | Mb Down 2, autism 1, or mitochondrial disease 1 | Spinal cord malformation | 10 | Tethered cord 4, caudal regression 5, or skeletal anomalies 10 | Neurogenic urinary bladder | 15 | Urinary tract anomalies | 5 | Single kidney 2, VUR 5 | Cardiac malformations | 5 | Gynecological malformations | 3 | Bicorn uterus 3, cloaca 2 | Male genital anomalies | 3 | Hypospadia 1, undescended testicle 2 | Tracheal stenosis | 1 | Skeletal anomalies | 3 | Gastrointestinal anomaly | 3 | Esophageal atresia 1, duodenal atresia 1, or duodenal stenosis 1 | VACTERL | 8 |
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