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51. In Science Journals.

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Stern P, Yeston J, Stajic J, Szuromi P, Grocholski B, Jiang D, Ferrarelli LK, Fogg CN, Alderton G, Scanlon ST, Maroso M, Nusinovich Y, and Lavine MS

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2023
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Lavine MS, Szuromi P, Hines PJ, Suleymanov Y, Stajic J, Ferrarelli LK, Malo CS, Nusinovich Y, Alderton G, Hurtley SM, Purnell BA, Kelly PN, Yeston J, and Williams I

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2022
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Smith KT, Stajic J, Wickström SA, Suleymanov Y, Scanlon ST, Malo CS, Lavine MS, Szuromi P, Ash C, Kelly PN, Nusinovich Y, Alderton G, Stern P, VanHook AM, and Williams I

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2022
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Treisman J, Zahn LM, Jiang D, Nusinovich Y, Lavine MS, VanHook AM, Smith HJ, Stern P, Ash C, Hines PJ, Grocholski B, Norton M, Alderton G, Vinson V, Purnell BA, Hurtley SM, Isles HM, and Cherezov V

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2022
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55. In Science Journals.

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Medina M, Stern P, Erkes DA, Lavine MS, Nusinovich Y, Jiang D, Smith KT, Yeston J, Ferrarelli LK, Zahn LM, Alderton G, Charneski CA, Szuromi P, Vignieri S, and Ash C

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2022
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Purnell BA, Grocholski B, Vinson V, Yeston J, Szuromi P, Czajka C, Osborne IS, Bouchard LS, Alderton G, Sugden AM, Hurtley SM, Stajic J, Nusinovich Y, Ferrarelli LK, Vignieri S, Erkes DA, and McDowell J

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2022
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Hodges K, Hines PJ, Suleymanov Y, Lavine MS, Osborne IS, Stajic J, Purnell BA, Erkes DA, Zahn LM, Vinson V, Grocholski B, Nusinovich Y, Malo CS, Ferrarelli LK, and Ash C

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2022
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Vignieri S, Yeston J, Lavine MS, Vinson V, Stajic J, Malo CS, Sugden AM, Nusinovich Y, Purnell BA, Ray LB, VanHook AM, Erkes DA, and Hurtley SM

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2022
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Maroso M, Stajic J, Yeston J, Smith KT, Erkes DA, Hurtley SM, Hines PJ, Alderton G, Ash C, Vinson V, Grocholski B, Osborne IS, Sugden AM, Nusinovich Y, Norton M, and VanHook AM

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2022
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60. In Science Journals.

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Smith HJ, Torres M, Yeston J, Smith KT, Zahn LM, Hines PJ, Ferrarelli LK, Jiang D, Alderton G, Purnell BA, Kelly PN, Nusinovich Y, Stajic J, Osborne IS, Maroso M, and Isles HM

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2021
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61. In Science Journals.

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Osborne IS, Vinson V, Grocholski B, Nusinovich Y, Ash C, Szuromi P, Warren W, Olingy C, Scanlon ST, Vignieri S, Yeston J, Fogg CN, Ferrarelli LK, Alderton G, and Sugden AM

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2021
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62. In Science Journals.

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Xie SP, Suleymanov Y, Zahn LM, Grocholski B, Osborne IS, Isles HM, Lavine MS, Scanlon ST, Kelly PN, Funk MA, VanHook AM, Czajka C, Ray LB, Stern P, Nusinovich Y, and Sugden AM

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2021
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76. Long-term outcomes for infants with intestinal atresia studied at Children's National Medical Center.

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Nusinovich Y, Revenis M, and Torres C

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Bilirubin metabolism, Cholestasis etiology, Cholestasis therapy, Female, Hospitals, Humans, Hyperbilirubinemia epidemiology, Hyperbilirubinemia etiology, Infant, Newborn, Intestinal Atresia complications, Intestinal Atresia mortality, Intestinal Atresia surgery, Intestine, Small pathology, Intestine, Small transplantation, Male, Parenteral Nutrition, Total adverse effects, Patient Discharge, Postoperative Complications mortality, Postoperative Complications surgery, Prevalence, Retrospective Studies, Short Bowel Syndrome etiology, Short Bowel Syndrome mortality, Short Bowel Syndrome surgery, Intestinal Atresia therapy, Intestine, Small abnormalities, Parenteral Nutrition adverse effects, Postoperative Complications therapy, Short Bowel Syndrome therapy
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Objectives: Intestinal atresia is a common cause of intestinal obstruction in neonates. The predominant cause of late complications in these children is prolonged dependence on parenteral nutrition (PN). Our aims were to analyze the outcomes for patients with intestinal atresia at our institution, and to see how these changed with the implementation of an intestinal rehabilitation program (IRP)., Methods: This is a retrospective cohort study. The patient population is all children with intestinal atresias (118 patients) treated at our institution from July 2000 to June 2010, 20 of whom became PN dependent., Results: Survival to hospital discharge was 95% for all patients, and 100% for those who had isolated atresia. Twenty of 118 patients (17%) were PN dependent beyond initial hospital discharge. At discharge, their median intestinal length was 22.5 cm, and they required PN for a mean of 88.5% of energy needs. Of these 20 patients, 2 died, 2 received transplants, and 2 transferred away for transplantation. The remaining 14 joined the IRP. Their mean energy requirement from PN is presently 10%, down from 87% at IRP enrollment, and 10 patients fully weaned off PN. Eleven of the 14 children had hyperbilirubinemia, with mean direct bilirubin of 7.5 mg/dL. All resolved their cholestasis during an average of 12 weeks., Conclusions: These results compare favorably with those reported in earlier periods. With programs such as the IRP, patients with short bowel secondary to intestinal atresia can show improvement in liver function and nutritional parameters, and discontinue PN, avoiding the need for transplantation.

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2013
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