2 1/2 year, male, presented with abdominal pain n distension since today morning... one episode of vomiting non billous, n blood stained stool single episode.

15yr old male who presented with a abdominal distension, vomiting and weight loss of 3months duration. Vomitus was bilious, projectile, aggravated by feeding. Examination findings revealed a chronically ill looking child, he was dehydrated, pale, anicteric, febrile, with mild bilateral pitting pedal edema. Abdomen was soft, full, moved with respiration with no areas of tenderness. Liver was enlarged 6cm below the subcostal margin, spleen and kidneys were not enlarged. Following several investigations and work up for surgery , this was seen by the surgeons on the operating table during an Ex-lap. What could have been their diagnosis from the brief history and clinical picture?

qn • 3 y/o female with 1 day of intractable, nonbloody, nonbilious emesis, and decreased oral intake and urine output • PE revealed she was ill appearing, with a markedly distended and diffusely tender abdomen

A 2 month old female infant is brought by her mother with the complaint of projectile nonbilious vomiting. Targeted ultrasound of the abdomen was performed. Select grayscale and color Doppler images are given. post your views please.

A 23-day-old male infant was brought to the emergency department after 5 days of increasing vomiting. Physical exam revealed mild dehydration and an olive-sized abdominal mass. Upper gastrointestinal radiography showed a distended, air-filled stomach. What is the likely diagnosis? A) Gastric duplication B) Pyloric stenosis C) Duodenal atresia D) Intestinal malrotation E) Mid-gut volvulus