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Objective: To investigate the treatment effect of the different surgery opportunity choice on the postnecrotizing enterocolitis intestinal obstruction. Methods: A retrospective analysis of our Hospital in recent 8 years, neonatal and pediatric surgery in the diagnosis and treatment of the postnecrotizing enterocolitis intestinal obstruction cases. All the cases were divided into two groups: early operation group and non-early operation group. The cases of non-early operation group were treated conservatively, and would get surgical treatment when the intestinal obstruction occurs repeatedly or the intestinal obstruction recovers difficultly. The survival children were followed up to 6 months. Clinical data were retrospectively analyzed, including the hospital stays, the reoccurrence of intestinal obstruction, weight gain 2 month after discharge. Results: The hospital stays of the experimental group was obviously shorter than that of control group (P<0.05), the reoccurrence rate of intestinal obstruction of the experimental group was obviously lower than that of control group (9.1%vs53.8%) (P<0.05). And the weight gain 2 month after discharge of the experimental group was obviously more than that of control group (P<0.05). Conclusion: Early operation intervention can shorten hospital stay of postNEC intestinal obstruction, reduce the later complications, and promote the recovery.

The Influence of Surgery Opportunity Choice on the Prognosis of the Post-Necrotizing Enterocolitis Intestinal Obstruction