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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 4 Experience of gastric lavage of neonatal swallowing syndrome Authors: Dong Jing Hua, XIAO Hai-yan, Bi Shi-Lin [Keywords:] newborn; swallowing syndrome; gastric lavage Experience of Washing Stomach in Neonates with Deglutition Syndrome Keywords:: Neonate; Deglutition syndrome; Washing stomach Swallowing syndrome is a common disease of the neonatal period, the main feature is not yet open after birth, milk, or vomiting, vomiting after eating heavier, non-pulsatile. Vomiting content of meconium contaminated amniotic fluid, a foam-like mucus. And sometimes with a green, brown and sometimes with blood material. But generally good, no cough, nor cyanosis. The main reason is the fetus during childbirth swallowed too much amniotic fluid, or meconium contaminated or have been swallowed by infected amniotic fluid, or with more maternal blood of the amniotic fluid, to stimulate gastric acid secretion in neonatal gastric mucosa lead to hyperactivity caused by vomiting. Prevalent in the history of a difficult birth, asphyxia history, or expired products of newborns. The incidence of neonatal vomiting about 1 / 6 [1]. Easy to choke vomit into the airway causing suffocation or aspiration pneumonia, a serious threat to the lives and health of the newborn. I Section through swallowing syndrome early gastric lavage, significantly shortening the course of the disease in children, so that children can eat normally as soon as possible to prevent neonatal hypoglycemia, the occurrence of complications such as improved quality of care, we now experience gastric lavage reported as follows. An object and methods 1.1 General Information Select from November 2005 to June 2007 Division I admitted 118 cases of neonatal swallowing syndrome, male 67 cases, female 51 cases; full-term in 95 cases, 13 cases of expired products, premature 10 cases; natural cis-middle 80 cases by lateral surgery, such as midwifery Vacuum extraction in 23 cases, producing 15 cases o