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2 Reporting Period: Total Experience of idents Completing Programs in idency Review Committee for Pediatric Surgery [PART 1 ] Number of Programs in the Nation: 29 Number of idents in the Nation: 29 Skin/Soft Tissue Musculoskeletal Burn debridement or grafting Complex wound closure Subcutaneous mastectomy Pilonidal cyst excision Major excision soft tissue tumor Major soft tissue repair for trauma Other - Skin-Soft Tissue Musc TOTAL - Skin-Soft Tissue Musc Head & Neck Cleft lip/palate repair Thyroidectomy (any) Parathyroidectomy (any) Branchial cleft cyst/sinus Thyroglossal duct cyst/sinus Cystic hygroma/lymphangioma Dermoid/other cyst Major tumor (head & neck) Other - Head & Neck TOTAL - Head & Neck Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education Copyright 2008 All Rights erved
3 Reporting Period: Total Experience of idents Completing Programs in idency Review Committee for Pediatric Surgery [PART 2 ] Number of Programs in the Nation: 29 Number of idents in the Nation: 29 Thoracic Tracheostomy Laryngeal or tracheal resect and/or recon Repair chest wall deformity ection chest wall tumor Excision mediastinal cyst Excision mediastinal tumor Pulmonary resect tumor, cong malf, infect, etc Thoracotomy for trauma Lung biopsy: open Lung biopsy: scope Decortication/pleurectomy/blebectomy: open Decortication/pleurectomy/blebectomy: scope Esophageal resection or replacement Esophagomyotomy Repair esophageal atresia and/or trach fistula Other - Thoracic TOTAL - Thoracic , Diaphragm Repair diaphragmatic hernia Plication of diaphragm Transthoracic and/or retroperitoneal exp for scoliosis Other - Diaphragm TOTAL - Diaphragm Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education Copyright 2008 All Rights erved
4 Reporting Period: Total Experience of idents Completing Programs in idency Review Committee for Pediatric Surgery [PART 3 ] Number of Programs in the Nation: 29 Number of idents in the Nation: 29 Cardiovascular Patent ductus arteriosis Coarctation Vascular ring Any open heart procedure Any closed heart procedure Aortopexy Renal artery reconstruction Peripheral artery reconstruction Construction or take down AV fistula/shunt Surgical placement/removal central access line , Dialysis access insertion/removal Cannulate/Decannulate ECMO Major vessel reconstruction Other - Cardiovascular TOTAL - Cardiovascular , Abdominal Antireflux procedure: open Antireflux procedure: scope Pyloroplasty/gastric resection w/wout vagotomy Any gastrostomy/jejunostomy: open Any gastrostomy/jejunostomy: scope Pyloromyotomy , Operation for malrotation Duodenal atresia Repair intestinal atresia, stenosis or web Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education Copyright 2008 All Rights erved
5 Reporting Period: Total Experience of idents Completing Programs in idency Review Committee for Pediatric Surgery [PART 4 ] Number of Programs in the Nation: 29 Number of idents in the Nation: 29 Abdominal Intestinal resect/repair or ostomy for necro enterocolitis Intestinal resect/repair or ostomy for inflam bowel disease Intestinal resection/repair or ostomy for trauma Intestinal resection (Meckel's, dupl, meconium ileus, etc.) Bowel resection for Crohn's disease Laparotomy or resection for intussusception Ostomy for anorectal malformation Ostomy for Hirschsprung's Ostomy for Other Closure/revision any ostomy Appendectomy: open Appendectomy: scope , Perineal procedure for imperforate anus Pull through for Hirschsprung's: open Pull through for Hirschsprung's: scope Pull through for IBD or polyposis: open Pull through for IBD or polyposis: scope Exploratory laparotomy with or without biopsy Excision of omental/mesenteric cyst Omphalocele (any surgical repair) Gastroschisis (any surgical repair) Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education Copyright 2008 All Rights erved
6 Reporting Period: Total Experience of idents Completing Programs in idency Review Committee for Pediatric Surgery [PART 5 ] Number of Programs in the Nation: 29 Number of idents in the Nation: 29 Abdominal ection urachal remnent ection omphalomesenteric duct/cyst Excision neuroblastoma/adrenal/other retroperitoneal tumor Excision sacrococcygeal teratoma Diagnostic laparoscopy Other - Abdominal TOTAL - Abdominal , Hernia Repair Ped repair inguinal hernia (uni/bilateral) , Infant (<6 mos of age) rep inguinal hernia (uni/bilateral) , Repair umbilical hernia Repair ventral hernia Other - Hernia Repair TOTAL - Hernia Repair , Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education Copyright 2008 All Rights erved
7 Reporting Period: Total Experience of idents Completing Programs in idency Review Committee for Pediatric Surgery [PART 6 ] Number of Programs in the Nation: 29 Number of idents in the Nation: 29 Liver/Biliary Major hepatic resection/repair: tumor Major hepatic resection/repair: trauma Major hepatic resection/repair: other Lysis of adhesions Liver biopsy: open Liver biopsy: scope Liver harvest Liver transplant Cholecystectomy w/wo common bile duct explore: open Cholecystectomy w/wo common bile duct explore: scope Portoenterostomy Excision choledochal cyst Portosystemic shunts or other operations for portal hypertension Pancreatic resection for: trauma Pancreatic resection for: hyperinsulinism Pancreatic resection for: tumor Operations for pseudocyst Splenorraphy Splenectomy: open Splenectomy: scope Other - Liver/Biliary TOTAL - Liver/Biliary , Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education Copyright 2008 All Rights erved
8 Reporting Period: Total Experience of idents Completing Programs in idency Review Committee for Pediatric Surgery [PART 7 ] Number of Programs in the Nation: 29 Number of idents in the Nation: 29 Genitourinary Nephrectomy (total or partial): tumor Nephrectomy (total or partial): trauma Nephrectomy (total or partial): cystic dysplasia Nephrectomy (total or partial): other Renal transplant Renal biopsy (open) Cystectomy (partial or total) Nephrostomy Operation for nephro-uretero lithiasis Enteric conduit (any) Bladder augmentation or repair (any) Urinary undiversion Pyeloplasty/UPJ reconstruction Ureteral reconstruction/reimplantation Reconstruct cloacal extrophy Circumcision (OR only) Orchidopexy: open Orchidopexy: scope Orchiectomy Operation for torsion testis or appendages Operation for varicocele: open Operation for varicocele: scope Procedures for intersex (vaginal reconstruction, clitoroplasty, etc.) Oophorectomy (partial or total) Hysterectomy/salpingectomy Repair complex laceration vagina/perineum Other - Genitourinary TOTAL - Genitourinary , Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education Copyright 2008 All Rights erved
9 Reporting Period: Total Experience of idents Completing Programs in idency Review Committee for Pediatric Surgery [PART 8 ] Number of Programs in the Nation: 29 Number of idents in the Nation: 29 Endoscopic Procedures Diagnostic laparoscopy Diagnostic thoracoscopy Cystoscopy Bronchoscopy Esophagoscopy Removal foreign body esophagus or trachea Esophageal dilatation Colonoscopy Sigmoidoscopy Other - Endoscopic Procedures TOTAL - Endoscopic Procedures , Trauma TOTAL - Trauma , TOTAL OF ALL PROCEDURES TOTAL - All Procs 1, ,433 29, ,956 Defined Categories Tumors , Important Pediatric Surgical Cases , Neonate , TOTAL - Defined Categories , Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education Copyright 2008 All Rights erved
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