Title: Enhanced recovery after surgery in congenital duodenal obstruction
Version: 1 Date: 18 Sep 2023
Reviewer:  Khaled Bahaaeldin
Reviewer's report:
Thank you for your work, fast tracking neonates who underwent surgery is an important
paradigm shift.
Firstly, I would recommend adding data to the studied groups, particularly the time of operative
intervention in hours as mean and standard deviation. Secondly, I urge you to use precise
objective values e.g. the temperature of the saline solution instead of vague subjective terms.
What is the difference in body temperature management between the two groups (your
benchmark is the same core temperature of 36 degrees)?
Finally, readers would keenly anticipate an explanation for the significant differences between
the two groups as regards the hospital stay, bowel movement, parenteral nutrition and time to
first breast feeding.
Title: Enhanced recovery after surgery in congenital duodenal obstruction
Version: 1 Date: 18 Sep 2023
Reviewer:  Khaled Bahaaeldin
Reviewer's report:
Thank you for your work, fast tracking neonates who underwent surgery is an important
paradigm shift.
Firstly, I would recommend adding data to the studied groups, particularly the time of operative
intervention in hours as mean and standard deviation. Secondly, I urge you to use precise
objective values e.g. the temperature of the saline solution instead of vague subjective terms.
What is the difference in body temperature management between the two groups (your
benchmark is the same core temperature of 36 degrees)?
Finally, readers would keenly anticipate an explanation for the significant differences between
the two groups as regards the hospital stay, bowel movement, parenteral nutrition and time to
first breast feeding.
Please review this paper.
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Title: Enhanced recovery after surgery in congenital duodenal obstruction
Version: 1 Date: 18 Sep 2023
Reviewer:  Khaled Bahaaeldin
Reviewer's report:
Thank you for your work, fast tracking neonates who underwent surgery is an important
paradigm shift.
Firstly, I would recommend adding data to the studied groups, particularly the time of operative
intervention in hours as mean and standard deviation. Secondly, I urge you to use precise
objective values e.g. the temperature of the saline solution instead of vague subjective terms.
What is the difference in body temperature management between the two groups (your
benchmark is the same core temperature of 36 degrees)?
Finally, readers would keenly anticipate an explanation for the significant differences between
the two groups as regards the hospital stay, bowel movement, parenteral nutrition and time to
first breast feeding.
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