Doctors test which surgery works best for young patients with severe heartburn
NCT ID NCT07387042
Summary
This study aims to find out which of two common laparoscopic surgeries is safer and more effective at relieving severe acid reflux symptoms in young patients (under 18) with a congenital hiatal hernia. It will also test how useful a camera scope (endoscopy) is before, during, and after surgery to help plan and guide the repair. Forty participants will be randomly assigned to receive either a Nissen or a Hill-Snow surgical repair.
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Pediatrics and Pediatric Surgery University Hospital, Faculty Of Medicine, Minia Universty
Minya, Egypt
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