Outcomes At Five To Eight Years Of Age For Children With Hirschsprung'S Disease

ARCHIVES OF DISEASE IN CHILDHOOD(2021)

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Objective This study describes core outcomes of Hirschsprung's disease (HD) in a UK-wide cohort of primary school-aged children.Design A prospective cohort study conducted from 1 October 2010 to 30 September 2012. Outcomes data were collected from parents and clinicians when children were 5-8 years of age, and combined with data collected at birth, and 28 days and 1 year post diagnosis.Setting All 28 UK and Irish paediatric surgical centres.Participants Children with histologically proven HD diagnosed at <6 months of age.Main outcome measures NETS1HD core outcomes.Results Data were returned for 239 (78%) of 305 children. Twelve children (5%) died prior to 5 years of age.Of the 227 surviving children, 30 (13%) had a stoma and 21 (9%) were incontinent of urine. Of the 197 children without a stoma, 155 (79%) maintained bowel movements without enemas/washouts, while 124 (63%) reported faecal incontinence. Of the 214 surviving children who had undergone a pull-through operation, 95 (44%) underwent >= 1 unplanned reoperation. 89 unplanned reoperations (27%) were major/complex.Of the 83 children with returned PedsQL scores, 37 (49%) had quality of life scores, and 31 (42%) had psychological well-being scores, that were >= 1 SD lower than the reference population mean for children without HD.Conclusion This study gives a realistic picture of population outcomes of HD in primary school-aged children in the UK/ Ireland. The high rates of faecal incontinence, unplanned procedures and low quality of life scores are sobering. Ensuring clinicians address the bladder, bowel and psychological problems experienced by children should be a priority.
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epidemiology,gastroenterology
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