Skipped Aganglionic Lengthening Transposition (SALT) is highly effective to achieve enteral autonomy in selected patients with intestinal failure secondary to total intestinal aganglionosis.

Background: Intestinal Failure, parenteral nutrition (PN) dependence, and subsequent liver disease are the most challenging and life-threatening complications of short bowel syndrome experienced by patients with total intestinal aganglionosis. Skipped Aganglionic Lengthening Transposition (SALT) showed to be a promising procedure to overcome such problems. We herein report the results of two patients who underwent SALT at the Umberto Bosio Center for Digestive Diseases.

Incomplete Renal Duplex System with Lower Moiety Hydroureteronephrosis Due to Aberrant Blood Vessel.

Introduction: Duplex collecting system is a common congenital urinary system anomaly and is usually asymptomatic. Vascular variations associated with a duplex system are common but haven't been reported as obstructive.

Case Report: 14-month-old female had a right sided incomplete ureteral duplication complicated by lower pole hydroureteronephrosis due to distal ureteral obstruction by an aberrant vessel crossing the bifid ureters at ureteric junction of these bifid ureters.