diagnosis?

A baby boy born at 39 weeks of gestation had bilious emesis, failure to pass meconium, and abdominal distention within 24 hours after birth. A water-soluble contrast enema showed a uniformly distended and shortened colon. What is the most likely diagnosis? A) Hirschsprung’s disease B) Congenital syphilis C) Pyloric stenosis D) Duodenal atresia E) Necrotizing enterocolitis

A baby boy born at 39 weeks of gestation had bilious emesis, failure to pass meconium, and abdominal distention within 24 hours after birth. A water-soluble contrast enema showed a uniformly distended and shortened colon. What is the most likely diagnosis? Hirschsprung’s disease  Congenital syphilis  Pyloric stenosis  Duodenal atresia  Necrotizing enterocolitis

10 yr boy presented with abdominal distention, obstipation n on and off bilious vomiting..peri umbilical pain 5days,pt is afebrile, x ray shows multiple fluid levels, can it b a case of NEC?

1 day old preemie boy presented with bilious emesis. x ray is given. comment please

A 3 day old baby boy is brought to the ED by his parents with a 2 day history of feeding intolerance and persistent vomiting of green fluid.He was born full term at 39 weeks gestation. The patient was delivered vaginally at home without any complications. He initially tolerated breastfeeding well and passed meconium during the first day of life.Since the second day of life, he has not tolerated breastfeeding and has been vomiting recurrently. Initially, the emesis consisted of ingested milk and would occur approximately 30 minutes after having a meal. Subsequently, the vomiting became green, more profuse, and would start only 10 minutes after being fed. On the day of presentation, the vomiting is more frequent and occurs even without oral intake. In addition, he has not passed any stool for the past 24 hours. what are the radiographic finding and treatment option.