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Postnatal radiography showing a double-bubble in the upper abdomen. DD. Duodenum.
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Postnatal radiography confirmed a double-bubble in the upper abdomen (Fig. 2).
Intraoperative view of showing the mobilized distal (*) and the proximal portion of duodenum (#) using transabdominal percutaneous stitches.
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With both portions of the bowel apposed, enterotomies were performed using cold endoscopic scissors at the anterior aspect (Fig. 3).
The miniature stapler introduced from above (*) creating the side to side anastomosis of both duodenal limbs.
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City, CA) was introduced through an additional skin incision in the right upper quadrant in trajectory of the aligned portions of duodenum (Fig. 4). Care was taken not to include the papilla in the anastomosis by gently pushing the stapler inferiorly, away from the liver.
Postoperative plain radiograph showing the staple line (*) in the duodenum.
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The staple line was well visible on a postoperative radiograph (Fig. 5).