Biomedical subjects
K Yadav
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Silent giant ureteric calculus in a child (a case report).
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Primary pull-through as definitive treatment of short colon associated with imperforate anus.
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Prone cross-table lateral view: an alternative to the invertogram in imperforate anus.
The prone cross-table lateral radiograph provides equal or sometimes better information, compared to the invertogram, for demonstration of the level of rectal atresia in neonates. Easy positioning, better cooperation of the patient, elimination of the effect of gravity, and better delineation of the rectal gas shadow are the advantages of the prone lateral view. Among the 45 cases compared, equal findings were noted in 37, but in eight babies the level of rectal atresia was more caudal in the prone radiograph than in the invertogram.
Neonatal appendicular perforation.
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The spectrum of pediatric pyloroduodenal obstruction.
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Ileal atresia with small bowel volvulus in a neonate (a case report).
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Contiguous direct and retrograde intussusception in association with necrotizing enteritis (a case report).
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Management of recurrent urinary tract infections in female children.
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Neonatal necrotizing enterocolitis.
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Spontaneous rupture of liver angioma in neonates.
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Duodenojejunal flexure obstruction in neonates.
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Chronic constipation in children.
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Lymphangiomas in children.
The records of one hundred and five children with lymphangiomas seen over a period of 12 years are presented. There were 6 boys and 38 girls. In 50% of the cases the lesions were noticed at birth. The neck was the commonest site of the lesion. Abdominal lymphatic cysts were next common in frequency, followed by the axilla. Rare sites such as the retroperitoneum, orbits, scrotum and larynx were occasionally found to be involved. Complete surgical excision could be achieved in 70 cases, while in 19 cases only partial excision could be done because of the extension of the lesions to inaccessible areas. The pathogenesis, clinical presentations and management of this condition are discussed, and three rare cases with interesting presentations are reported.
Iatrogenic obstruction of occult omphalocele.
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Fournier's gangrene in a 6 weeks old child.
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Duodenal injury following blunt abdominal trauma: case report.
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Vomiting in the newborn infant.
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