Graft dilatation and Barrett’s esophagus in adults after gastric pull-up and jejunal interposition for long-gap esophageal atresia

Table 1 Patient characteristics gastric pull-up & jejunal interposition

Value	GPU (n = 9)	JI (n = 11)	P value
Male	9 (100%)	5 (46%)	0.01a
Gestational age (wk)	33.9 (29-39)	34.7 (32.3-41.3)	0.15
Premature	7 (78%)	8 (73%)	1.0
Birthweight (grams)	1680 (1030-3040)	2010 (1115-3755)	0.49
Gross type EA			0.63
A	5 (56%)	4 (36%)
B	3 (33%)	6 (55%)
C	1 (11%)	1 (9%)
Associated anomalies1	9 (100%)	6 (55%)	0.04a
Down syndrome	1 (11%)	1 (9%)
Anorectal malformations	1 (11%)	1 (9%)
Duodenal atresia	1 (11%)	1 (9%)
Musculoskeletal	4 (44%)	3 (27%)
Cardiac	1 (11%)	2 (18%)
Renal anomaly	4 (44%)	1 (9%)
Palatoschisis	2 (22%)	0

¹Some patients have multiple anomalies.

^aIndicating statistical significance.

All data are presented as median (range) or n (%). GPU: Gastric pull-up; JI: Jejunal interposition; EA: Esophageal atresia.