35)A 4-week-old, previously healthy male presents with project | Surgery videos & books
35)A 4-week-old, previously healthy male presents with projectile emesis after feeds. His mother states that he has had 2 weeks of postprandial emesis, which became projectile in the past 2 days. She states that it looks like formula and has never been bilious.…
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(A) Physical examination is almost always normal in patients with this condition.
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(B) Upper gastrointestinal (GI) contrast study is the best diagnostic option.
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(C) This patient should be taken emergently to the operating room (OR) once the diagnosis is made.
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(D) If uncorrected, these infants will progress to complete obstruction.
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(E) Surgical therapy involves bypassing the site of obstruction.
