Congenital Occlusion and Dilatation of Lymph Channels

Congenital coronary artery dilatation.

Although dilated coronary arteries are uncommon in children, three cases are presented which, even more unusually, were not associated with Kawasaki's disease

Congenital isolated transverse colon dilatation.

To cite: Hiradfar M, Shojaeian R, Alamdaran A. BMJ Case Rep Published online: [please include Day Month Year] doi:10.1136/ bcr-2015-213805 DESCRIPTION Gastrointestinal obstructive symptoms are common in the neonatal period and a contrast enema is considered an early paraclinical assessment with diagnostic and sometimes therapeutic value. Colonic dilation may be seen in Hirschsprung disease or o...

Pediatric Surgery Congenital Segmental Dilatation of Colon

Segmented dilatation of the colon belongs to the group of poorly understood dysmotility disorders of colon related to Hirschsprung's disease but without abnormality of ganglion cells. Of the fourteen previously reported cases of segmental dilatation of colon in the English literature, only two had presented in the neonatal age(l,2). We report a similar case and highlight the features common to ...

Congenital Dilatation of the Fœtal Urinary Bladder

History of the case The patient was a Hindu Bengali, aged 30 years, a primigravida in her seventh month of pregnancy. The abdomen was tense and appeared like full term. Foetal parts could not be made out nor the fetal heart sounds heard. Excess of liquor amnii was diagnosed. The labour pains soon started and after a normal easy labour lasting about twelve hours the patient was delivered of twin...

Balloon dilatation in congenital heart disease.