Gastric outlet obstruction in children: an overview with report of “Jodhpur disease” and Sharma's classification

Delayed presentation of hypertrophic pyloric stenosis: a rare case

“…Sharma et al (2008) proposed a modified classification of GOO in children (Table 1). Only a few cases of late-onset primary GOO have been reported [3,7].…”

“…Sharma et al (2008) proposed a modified classification of GOO in children (Table 1). Only a few cases of late-onset primary GOO have been reported [3,7]. In all these cases, the obstruction was partial and functional; the stomach was dilated with apparently a normal pylorus with narrowing and without any muscular hypertrophy.…”

Usual and unusual causes of pediatric gastric outlet obstruction

“…The exact incidence of gastric outlet obstruction in the older child is not well-established [3][4][5][6][7]. One Taiwanese report documents that 11 of 142 patients admitted with gastric outlet obstruction were from non-IHPS causes, including other congenital anomalies and peptic ulcer disease [8].…”

Management of pyloric stricture in children: endoscopic balloon dilatation and surgery

“…Recently, a few patients without etiopathologic features and no extrinsic or intrinsic anatomical obstruction in the lumen of the pylorus that were diagnosed as PS were reported [3][4][5]. Sharma described this clinical condition as primary acquired gastric outlet obstruction.…”