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The operative treatment in Hirschsprung's disease is only undertaken when child -

A
Is 2 years of age
B
Is at least 8 kg in weight and thriving
C
Has no distension of abdomen
D
Has failed to respond to conservative treatment
High-Yield Explanation
• A diagnosis of Hirschsprung’s disease requires surgery in all cases. • The classic surgical approach consisted of a multiple-stage procedure. • This included a colostomy in the newborn period, followed by a definitive pull-through operation after the child weighed > 10 kg.

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