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Fig. 14.1 The different anatomic variants of EA/TEF Type c (EA with distal TEF) is the commonest type making up to 86 % of the cases. This is followed by pure…

Fig. 51.1 Diagramatic representation of type I CCAM Multiple large cysts (> 2 cm in diameter). A single large cyst surrounded by numerous smaller cysts. Type I is the most common type…

Fig. 52.1 Histological picture of excised bronchogenic cyst. Note the respiratory epithelial lining, seromucinous glands, and cartilage in the wall Embryology Bronchogenic cysts result from an abnormal budding of the…

Fig. 50.1 Chest x-ray showing congenital lobar emphysema involving the left upper lobe. Note the mediastinal shift and herniation of the affected lobe to the other side with compression on…

Fig. 22.1 Diagnosis of neonatal intestinal obstruction Differential Diagnosis Atresia and stenosis involving duodenum, small bowel, and colon Intestinal malrotation Meconium ileus (associated and not associated with cystic fibrosis) Hirschsprung’s…

Fig. 62.1 Clinical photograph showing left-sided Wilms tumor An abdominal swelling or mass Abdominal pain Fever Nausea and vomiting Hematuria High blood pressure The tumor can grow rapidly, which may…

Fig. 49.1 Chest x-ray of a child with a paraesophageal hernia showing herniation of bowel loops in addition to the stomach (a) and a lateral chest x-ray showing bowel herniation…

Fig. 37.1 Clinical photograph showing omphalocele. Note the location of the omphalocele in the center of the umbilical cord Fig. 37.2 Abdominal x-ray showing omphalocele and a clinical photograph showing…

Fig. 60.1 a and b Clinical photographs showing a very large ovarian teratoma causing marked abdominal distension Teratomas are usually benign tumors . They have a characteristic appearance and teeth,…

Fig. 71.1 Micturating cystourethrogram (MCUG) showing VUR secondary to urethral stricture Fig. 71.2 a MCUG in a patient with posterior urethral valve showing unilateral VUR. b MCUG showing severe VUR…