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See Latest ArticlesTotal colonic aganglionosis and Hirschsprungs disease: shades of the same or different
Pediatric Surgery International, 07/09/09
Moore SW - This study reviews all that is known about the clinical, radiological and histopathologic differences between TCA and the more frequently encountered recto-sigmoid and correlates them with what is currently known about the genetic and molecular biologic background to find possible pathogenetic mechanisms.
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