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  • Duodenal diverticulum
  • Barium meal study: there is outpouching filled with contrast seen from the medial wall of 3rd part of duodenum.

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Plain XR of chest and abdomen of neonate showing

Double Bubble Sign

DX:Duodenal Atresia

US ante-natal : double bubble sing

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Plain X ray of chest & abdomen of neonate shows : triple bubble sign

DX: Jejunal Atresia

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Bochdalek hernias , also known as pleuro peritoneal hernias, are the commonest type of congenital diaphragmatic hernia. They occur posteriorly and are due to a defect in the posterior attachment of the diaphragm when there is a failure of pleuro peritoneal membrane closure in utero. Retroperitoneal structures may prolapse through the defect, e.g. retroperitoneal fat or left kidney.

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Plain X ray of chest & abdomen of neonate shows :

Soap bubbles lucency are seen in the left hemithorax with shifting the mediastinum to the right side , no bowel loops are seen in the abdominal cavity .

DX: congenital diaphragmatic hernia ( bochdalak hernia)

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Congenital pulmonary airway

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malformations (CPAM) are multi cystic masses of segmental lung tissue with abnormal bronchial proliferation. CPAMs are considered part of the spectrum of broncho pulmonary foregut malformations.

Plain radiograph

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Chest radiographs in type I and II CPAMs may demonstrate a multicystic (air-filled) lesion. Large lesions may cause a mass effect with resultant mediastinal shift, depression, and even inversion of the diaphragm. In the early neonatal period, the cysts may be completely or partially fluid-filled, in which case the lesion may appear solid or with air-fluid levels.

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Ba enema examination

shows herniation of large bowel into the

left thoracic through a diaphragmatic hernia

DX: congenital diaphragmatic hernia