Surgery is not the first-line treatment option for patients with<unk>  is usually reserved for patients with the goal to wean them off from parenteral nutrition. Patients who have severe or worsening malabsorption might require surgery including intestinal transplant. Transplant is contraindicated in patients with active infection or malignancies. Approximately half of the patients with<unk><unk><unk>  will require surgery. Bianchi procedure and serial transverse enteroplasty (STEP) are performed  to lengthen dilated<unk> . Stricturoplasty might be necessary. Intestinal transplant is reserved for patients who have life-threatening complications of intestinal failure, irreversible permanent total parenteral nutrition requirement and episodes of sepsis or loss of venous access.
Short bowel syndrome surgery
Chronic diarrhea surgery
Bowel obstruction surgery
Meckel's diverticulum surgery
Necrotising enterocolitis surgery
Hirschsprung's disease surgery
Irritable bowel syndrome surgery
Diverticulitis surgery