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pyloromyotomy
tx of pyloric stenosis
associated with use of erythromycin, gastroenteritis, trisomy 18, Turner's
pyloric stenosis
double bubble sign
duodenal atresia
bilious vomit
no abdominal distension
hx polyhydramnios and/or downs syndrome
duodenal atresia
bird beak appearance
volvulus
m/c cause intussusception
idiopathic
intusussception triad
intermittent colicky abd pain
bilious vomiting
currant jelly stool
dx of intussuscpetion
barium enema (also tx)
rule of 3's in intussusecption
3 feet
3 attempts
3min/attempt
dances sign
intussusception (absence of bowel in RLQ)
target/donut sign
intussusception
rule of 2's
2%population
2"long
2' from ileocecal valve
<2yo
2%symptomatic
this GI problem presents with increased risk of child abuse
colic
abnormal innervation of the bowel
hirschsprung megacolon
m/c cause gastroeneritis
rotavirus
reye's syndrome
acute encephalopathy and fatty degeneration, often secondary to ASA ingestion after a URI/virus
T/F: dysfunctional abdominal pain is the m/c type
true
def FTT
<2yo
weight <3rd % on more than 1 occasion
weight <80% IBW
m/c cause malabsportion
cystic fibrosis