background: burkitt’s lymphoma is a high grade b-cell neoplasm, which is a kind of small non-cleaved cell lymphoma . it is presumably the fastest growing human malignancy, and the patients are prone to develop tumor-lysis syndrome. here we present findings on our patients with burkitt lymphoma . materials and methods: this descriptive retrospective study included 46 children with abdominal burk...

conclusions some children with cap have acnes. in all children with acnes, we recommended local nerve blocks. if the local block in 3 times is not helping, neurectomy of the peripheral nerve is method of choice. results in 12 pediatric patients with chronic abdominal pain, we diagnosed acnes. each presented with abdominal pain and a positive carnett sign. local nerve blocks using anesthetic and...

Introduction: Abdominal mesenteric cystic lymphangiomas are congenital lymphatic malformations found most commonly within the small bowel mesentery, omentum, and mesocolon. These lesions may be detected incidentally on imaging studies or may present with bowel obstruction. Treatment of choice is surgical enucleation with possible segmental intestinal resection. Case Description: This report des...

Fungal infections of the gastrointestinal tract are not common in children, especially in immunocompetent ones. In this case report we describe a child who was presented with abdominal pain and mass, bloody diarrhea and fever. He was treated for amebiasis, but due to treatment failure and deterioration of his condition, he underwent a laparatomy. Histologic examination of the excised bowel in ...

We present the case of a male 2-year-old patient who underwent surgery for 13-cm-long liver teratoma that caused elongation common hepatic duct and portal vein. The boy had an abdominal mass distension with pain mild intensity. Abdominal computed tomography nuclear magnetic resonance reported predominantly cystic expansive lesion some internal solid components. was evaluated surgical interventi...