Search for: [Abstract = "The analysis for years 1990\-2010 was done.Group\:Patients no\:120,Birthweight\:\[<=1500g\-14\(12,7%\),1501\-2500g 42\(38,2%\), >2 500g 54\(49,1%\)\]EA Type\: Distal TEF\(Gross C\) 90\(81,8%\)No TEF\(Gross A\) 20\(18,2%\)Assoc. anomalies\: No anomaly 27\(24,5%\),Cardiac 36 \(32,7%\), Aliment. tr. 17 \(15,4%\),Genetic 9 \(8,2%\)Treatment\: No Surgery 7\(6%\), Primary anastom. 90 \(82%\), Delayed anastom.13\(18%\),Circular myotomy 6,Gastric pull\-up 5,Magnetic elongation and anastomosis 1, Foker op. 1Mortality\: Children operated 26\/103\(25%\)Conclusions\:1.Statistically significant correlation was found between mortality rate and occurrence of\: low birth weight, cardiac defects, isolated anorectal malformations and genetic defects.2.In the group Gross A we found no statistically significant correlation between birthweight and mortality rate. This is all the more surprising because such a correlation is the base of all traditional risk factor.3.When anastomosis is extremely risky, we recommend circular myotomy.4.When reconstruction of own esophagus is impossible, gastric pull\-up procedure can be used as a first choice.5. In our conditions the esophagus elongation and neodymium magnets anastomosis procedure requires extensive work input. It will be a powerful tool in solving problems with long gap EA. This is confirmed by obtaining a patent in the USA and admittance for use of a device based on EA treatment methods."]

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