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Chief of Pediatric Surgery at Baptist Children’s Hospital
What is pyloric stenosis? Dr. Juan Sola, Chief of Pediatric Surgery at Baptist Children's Hospital, explains this condition that affects babies, which is caused by genetics, antibiotics, and environmental factors.
The intestines of the babies can have a malrotation that might affect their health. Dr. Juan Sola, Chief of Pediatric Surgery at Baptist Children's Hospital, explains how the intestines are formed in the uterus, and what is the prevalence of the condition.
How is pyloric stenosis treated? Dr. Juan Sola, Chief of Pediatric Surgery at Baptist Children's Hospital, explains a procedure called laparoscopic pyloromyotomy, how long the operation is, and the duration of the the recovery of the patient.
When is surgery needed to treat GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease)? Dr. Juan Sola, Chief of Pediatric Surgery at Baptist Children's Hospital, explains the fundoplication (a procedure done to treat reflux) and when doctors do this operation in children.
What is the GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease) treatment about? Dr. Juan Sola, Chief of Pediatric Surgery at Baptist Children's Hospital, explains some options, such as keeping the baby in vertical position for some period of time, and taking medications.
