INCOMPLETE GASTRIC AND DUODENAL WEB
One of the most often congenital malformations of the intestinal tube is atresia. The clinical feature of an incomplete web is a partial intestinal obstruction. The intensity of the symptoms of the disease varies depending on many factors, but the main one is the size of the hole in the web. As a result, symptoms can appear at any age. Since at the initial stage of the manifestation of the disease, the child has a positive dynamics of weight, regurgitation or vomiting are periodic, has stool, then diagnosis can be difficult. The child's condition may deteriorate significantly if surgical care is not provided in a timely manner. The analysis of domestic and foreign literature confirms that there is a number of difficulties in the diagnosis of an incomplete membrane. The analysis also provides information on the reasons for the development of intestinal atresia, the improvement of instrumental diagnostic methods, the development of genetic diagnostics, and modern technologies of surgical treatment.