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Repeat STEP procedure to establish enteral nutrition in an infant with short bowel syndrome
Pediatric Surgery International, 09/02/09

Morikawa N et al. – The first STEP improved the liver function, and the second STEP allowed 80% of the total calorie intake to be tolerated enterally. One should not hesitate to perform a second STEP if after the initial bowel lengthening procedure the patient develops small bowel dilatation that interferes with enteral nutrition.

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