Newborn Gastrointestinal Disorders (Part 1) - CRASH! Medical Review Series 

1:15 Esophageal atresia/TEF 7:26 Duodenal atresia 12:39 Intestinal atresia 15:41 Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis 21:25 Malrotation and volvulus

I was born in 1977 and was not able to digest ANYTHING, they told my mother that I had an underdeveloped digestive system. They tried everything, even tried Karo syrup mixed with water, they finally had to feed me with an IV in my head for weeks. I was full term but was born at only 4lbs 3ozs and dropped to 3lbs 5oz. They told my mother that I was so sick that she needed to prepare herself to lose me. When I finally left the hospital I was 5lbs and able to somewhat hold down predigested goats milk protein and then a little later Nutramigen. I grew up always having diarrhea, fatigue, stomach pain a few times a week, and I sleep at least 10 hours a day. My stools are mostly bright yellow and watery. I have had undiagnosed gastric problems my whole life, now I am being told that I have ulcerative colitis, but nothing is making me feel any better, it is only getting worse. Is there something super rare that the doctors might be missing? I have also had growth hormone deficiency my whole life and my family has a lot of immune disorders, like vitiligo and my sister has crohn's disease and one of my brothers has celiac disease, all of which I tested negative for. Any ideas that I can take to my doctor?

Sir you have no idea of how much you helped me and my classmates 💞

Always amazing workMany thanks!

Hello Paul, thanks a lot for all the time and effort put into your videos, they are truly amazing! Just wanted to say that on the slide on management of hypetrophic pyloric stenosis, it is written that the normal urinary output is 1mg/kg/d. Unless I'm missing something here, shouldn't it be 1mL/kg/hr?

Very good presentation 😊

Am happy for you doc this is well explained

thank you! this vidoe was very helpful

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A good video n it will help post graduate students.

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I love you ❤️ currently reading 📖 my Peds textbook

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Amazing presentation! #NP student

Would breastfeeding be considered liquid feeding?

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