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Pedia Surgery Flashcards

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The cardinal sign of intestinal obstruction in newborn

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Bilous emesis

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Crampy abdominal pain, alopecia, GOO, abdominal distention

Dx?

Management?

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BEZOAR

Endoscopy abdominal xray upper GI

Mgt: dissolution, endoscopic removal, enterotomy

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Most common esophageal atresia

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Atresia with distal tracheoesophageal fistula

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Double bubble sign on xray

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DUODENAL ATRESIA

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5
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Abdominal xray: pigtail sign

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MALROTATION

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Abdominal xray: soap bubble sign or ground glass

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MECONIUM ILEUS

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Delayed passage of meconium more than 24 hrs after birth, collapsed rectal ampulla with explosive discharge of liquid feces on rectal examination

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Hirschsprung Disease

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Intermittent colicky abdominal pain vomiting lethargy currant jelly stools sausage shaped mass hyperactive bowel sounds

Abdominal utz: pseudokidney sign and donut sign

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Intussusception

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