However, the cost-effectiveness of this manoeuvre may be high for resource-challenged and/or low-resource settings.[ 3 ] Surgical management of IHPS has traditionally involved a Ramstedt's pyloromyotomy using a classical RUQ incision.[ 4 ] Although, effective at providing excellent exposure of the pylorus, this method results in an abdominal scar that grows with the patient, often becoming quite significant with time.
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Non-laparoscopic minimal surgical approach to pyloromyotomy: An experience from a challenged resource setting.
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