Nonoperative Care Resolves Pediatric Duodenal Obstruction
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April 3, 2026
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Conservative management resolved duodenal obstruction in a pediatric patient following a retroperitoneal hematoma from seat belt-related trauma.
A 1-cm gastric perforation was surgically repaired before initiating nonoperative management for the hematoma.
The patient achieved hemodynamic stability by postoperative day 5 and resumed oral intake by day 19.
Total parenteral nutrition was used during nonoperative management, with careful monitoring of clinical and imaging findings.
This case suggests nonoperative management can be effective for pediatric duodenal obstruction, contrasting with typical surgical approaches.
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