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pyloromyotomy, pyloric stenosis repair, pyloric stenosis, condition that causes, projectile, nonbilious vomiting, first 3 months of life, pyloromyotomy, surgical procedure, releaves the gastric outlet, pyloric stenosis, allowing the stomach contents to empty, duodenum, small intestine, the patient is under general anesthesia, unconscious, pain-free, surgeon performs the procedure using an open approach, an incision around the belly button, right upper part, belly, a laparoscopic approach, using 3 small incisions, a camera, a laparoscope, pyloromyotomy, effective treatment, pyloric stenosis, patients, frequently dehydrated, must receive intravenous fluids, going to surgery, risks, anesthesia, reactions to medications, problems breathing, surgery, bleeding, infection, risks specific to this procedure, mucosal perforation, incomplete pyloromyotomy, children, recover rapidly, patients, started on breastmilk/formula feeds 2 hours after uncomplicated surgery, patients, vomit once, twice afterward, go home, 24 hours.