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1. The rostral extension of the aganglionic segment is variable.

2. Congenital aganglionic megacolon should be considered even in adult megacolon.

3. Intraoperative histological staining of bowel biopsies allows proper resection of aganglionic or dysganglionic bowel.

4. In ‘classical’ Hirschsprung’s disease (60–75% of cases), the aganglionic segment spans the rectum and sigma.

5. This led to the resection of the manometrically diagnosed abnormal colon, which was found to be aganglionic.

6. Aberrant craniocaudal migration of neural crest stem cells results in an intestinal aganglionic segment of variable length.

7. (4) NO was found to act on normal LAS, but no effect was observed in the aganglionic IAS.

8. After the obstruction relief, surgical cure aim to remove the aganglionic bowel and to perform laparoscopic or transanal pullthrough.

9. Six patients were operated on only as adults. Two had undergone surgery previously without excision of the aganglionic segment.

10. Morphological features of IND B may occur as an isolated finding or may be observed proximal to an aganglionic segment.

11. At the mouth of the oesophagus there is an aganglionic zone similar to that in the anorectal organ of continence.

12. (2) The aganglionic LAS of patients with HD was more strongly innervated by cholinergic nerves than the normal IAS (p<0.05).

13. It could be shown that neurogenic megacolon in adults is not only caused by aganglionosis but also by non-aganglionic innervation disorders.

14. This finding can be explained by the high tonus of the rectum oral to the aganglionic bowel which was left after rectal myectomy.

15. In contrast to the early manifestation of aganglionosis, non-aganglionic or acquired alterations to the intramural nerve plexus often remain unrecognised up to adulthood.

16. The absence of myenteric ganglia in Hirschsprung’s disease results in massively increased parasympathetic activity with abundant acetylcholine release and pseudo-obstruction in the aganglionic segment.

17. Since the musculature at the oesophageal entrance is arranged in a screw-like fashion the aganglionic zone lies obliquely to the longitudinal axis of the oesophagus.

18. Thus also at the entrance to the gastrointestinal tract an arterial angiomuscular system of closure exists in the center of which an aganglionic segment is conspicuous.

19. The internal anal sphincter receives predominantly large bundles of the conventional peripheral type containing a conspicuous amount of myelinated axons, as does the aganglionic portion of the Hirschsprung colon.

20. Three main subtypes may be distinguished: congenital hypoplastic hypoganglionosis occurs predominantly in Hirschsprung’s disease proximal to the aganglionic segment and consists of small paucicellular ganglia with increased interganglionic distances.

21. Similarities and differences in innervation and pharmacological behavior of the internal anal sphincter in man and monkey and in the aganglionic colon section in Hirschsprung's disease are pointed out.

22. In the aganglionic, constricted section of the colon from two cases of Hirschsprung's disease, adrenergic and cholinergic axons establish frequent synaptic contacts with smooth muscle cells by exposed varicosities.

23. Two patients with excision of the aganglionic rectosigmoid colon in infancy developed symptoms of Hirschsprung's disease in adolescence due to ganglion cell degeneration orally to the site of primary anastomosis.

24. To clarify the physiologic significance of NO in the IAS of HD (aganglionosis), we investigated the enteric nerve responses on lesional (aganglionic) and normal IAS muscle Strips above the dentate line.

25. With his pressure studies of the colon, Swenson first recognized Hirschsprung’s disease for what it was. This led to the resection of the manometrically diagnosed abnormal colon, which was found to be aganglionic.

26. Neuronal profiles in the human and monkey colon and sphincter ani internus were analyzed microscopically and compared to those in the constricted aganglionic transitional and dilated, hypertrophic sections of colon from 3 cases of Hirschsprung's disease.

27. Throughout the aganglionic colon section, processes of intrinsic neurons are absent; but close to the cone-shaped transitional section abnormal nerve fascicles are present, bound by hypertrophic perineurium, and contain masses of collagen in distended endoneurial interspaces.

28. The spasticity of the distal, aganglionic colon segment can be explained by the permanent parasympathetic excitation of the circular muscle in the absence of modulation of the extramural parasympathetic stimulation by the intramural ganglion cells (myenteric and submucosal).

29. In an infant with multiple malformations (hydrocephalus internus, anal atresia, aganglionic segment of the colon, low set, dysplastic ears, mongoloid slant of the eyes, and furrowed tongue) the chromosome analysis of 100 metaphases revealed an enlarged secondary constriction of the C9 chromosome in 25%.

30. Noradrenaline concentrations in both the normal internal anal sphincter and the aganglionic colon section from one case of Hirschsprung's disease are similar and about twice as high as in all colon sections from healthy individuals, indicating a functionally important, direct adrenergic innervation of smooth musculature in both situations.