Hirschsprung's Disease

	Sometimes, especially in the newborn, only thick nerves with increased acetylcholinesterase activity are demonstrated in the submucosa, a variation that can be accepted as Hirschsprung's disease
	Sometimes, especially in the newborn, only thick nerve with increased acetylcholinesterase activity is demonstrated in the submucosa, a variation that can be considered Hirschsprung's disease (LP: lamina propria, MM: muscularis mucosae, SM: submucosa)
	The colon with enterocolitis, a common complication in Hirschsprung's disease
	Contrast study showed fecaloma in the rectal reservoir after Duhamel's operation