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Gastro-oesophageal reflux
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(Gastroenterology & nutrition) Paediatrics Mapa Mental sobre Gastro-oesophageal reflux, creado por v.djabatey el 07/01/2014.
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Gastro-oesophageal reflux
=involuntary passage of gastric contents into oesophagus
cause
functional immaturity of lower oesophageal sphincter
Nota:
main cause
--> inapprop relaxation of this mm
contributing factors
predominantly fluid diet
mainly horizontal posture
short intra-abdo length of oesophagus
epidemiology
extremely common in infancy
common in 1st year of life
most symptomatic reflux resolves spontaneously by 12mths of age
why?
maturation of lower oesophageal sphincter
assumption of upright posture
more solids in diet
clinical features
infant
recurrent regurgitation or vomiting
otherwise well
putting weight on normally
but mess, smell, freq change of clothes
severe reflux
more common in
cerebral palsy or neurodevelopmental disorders
Mx energetically, surgically if needed
preterm infants
esp if + bronchopulmonary dysplasia
ff surgery for
oesophageal atresia
diaphragmatic hernia
Complications
failure to thrive from severe vomiting
oesophagitis
haematemesis
discomfort on feeding or heartburn
iron def anaemia
recurrent pulmonary aspiration
recurrent pneumonia, cough or wheeze
apnoea
pre-term infants
dystonic neck posturing (Sandifer syndrome)
apparent life-threatening events
usually diag clinically
Ix
indications
atypical hx
complications present
failure to respond to Rx
24 hour oesophageal pH monitoring
quantify degree of acid reflux
normally, oesophageal pH should be >4 most of time
24 hour impedance monitoring
weakly acidic or non-acid reflux also measured
endoscopy w/ oesophageal biopsies
ID oesophagitis
exclude other causes of vomiting
contrast studies
not sensitive nor specific
to exclude anatomical abnormalities
oesophagus
stomach
duodenum
ID malrotation
Mx
uncomplicated GORD
excellent prognosis
parental reassurance
add inert thickening agents to feeds
Nestargel
Carobel
positioning in 30 degree head-up prone position after feeds
more significant GORD
acid suppression
H2 receptor antagonists
e.g. ranitidine
proton pump inhibitors
e.g. omeprazole
reduce vol of gastric contents
treat acid related oesophagitis
gastric emptying agents
e.g. domperidone
poor evidence for use
child fails to respond to mx for uncomplicated and more sig GORD
further ix
e.g. cow's milk protein allergy ix
surgery
indications
children w/ complications unresponsive to intensive medical Rx
oesophageal stricture
Nissan fundoplication
fundus of stomach wrapped around intra-abdo oesophagus
abdominal procedure
laparoscopic procedure
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