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[size=20px]A previously healthy eight-year old boy presents to the emergency department following a syncopal event at school. He reportedly passed a large bloody stool with clots. He denies any discomfort. He is tachycardic with orthostatic hypotension with a soft, scaphoid abdomen. The nasogastric aspirate is bile stained and heme negative. The hematocrit is 21% with a normal coagulation profile. After adequate resuscitation and apparent cessation of bleeding, a Meckel scan is obtained without any evidence of technetium uptake outside of the stomach. A colonoscopy is normal. The next day he passes a large bloody stool and becomes hypotensive. After fluid resuscitation, t…
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