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in Neonatal intestinal obstruction

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[size=20px]The films below are of two term neonates with bilious emesis. Both babies are hemodynamically stable, have soft non-tender, non-distended abdomens, and normal blood gases. Which baby requires immediate further investigation and possible intervention?

1 or 2 ?

Why?[/size]

 

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The first baby has duodenal atresia which is not an emergency, I think the second one who need immediate investigation, I suspect about malrotation.
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