Authors

  1. Smith, Paulette BSN, RN, CGRN

Article Content

Often thought to be a disease specfic to infants and children, Hirschsprung's disease is also diagnosed in adults. As part of a patient case study, this presentation will review the physiological and anatomical abnormalities, diagnostic tools, and methods of treatment for this condition in adults.

 

Section Description

We are pleased to present the abstracts from sgna's 36th annual course, SGNA: your gateway to opportunity. The diversity of these topics certainly reflects the richness and breadth of our specialty. in keeping with the tradition of the annual course, we hope the following abstracts will encourage discussions for improving nursing practice and patient care outcomes.