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Received: 12 October 2018 Accepted: 20 December 2018 Corresponding author Ali M Refat dralirefat@gmail.com ABSTRACT Background / Study Objective: to asses and present our short and intermediate outcome i early repair of Esophageal Atresia with TracheΟEsophageal Fistula Patients: 24 patients diagnosed as EA with TEF treated at our hospital (Zagazig University Hospital, collected over a period of 4 years from Jan 2012 tell October 2016 Objectives: is to evaluate the short and long outcome of surgical repair of TracheΟesophageal fistula Methods: From Jan 2012 tell October 2016, All cases diagnosed as EA with TEF treated at our hospital where included in this study. The follow up period was 2 year in average, age, sex, weight at birth, associated anomalies, surgical approach, postoperative complications and outcome. Results: 24 newborns (16 males and 8 females) with EA/TEF were treated at our hospital with an average weight 2.1 kg (700 g to 3200 g). Aged from birth to 3 days. At the time of admission 1 (4.16 %) had aspiration pneumonia. Early esΟphago-esophageal anastΟmosis was decided for all cases Conclusion: Factors contributing to mortality included prematurity, low birth weight, presence of associated serious anomalies, and delay in diagnosis or aspiration pneumonia.

EARLY AND MIDTERM FOLLOW UP AFTER EARLY TOTAL SURGICAL REPAIR OF ESOPHAGEAL ATRESIA WITH TRACHEO- ESOPHAGEAL FISTULA