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Here is the answer to the November 2006 case of the week!
 A newborn with abdominal distention and vomiting

Plain Film

What are the pertinent findings leading to the next exam?

What are the findings? What is your differential?

 

Correct Answer: "Giant" Meckel diverticulum causing distal small bowel obstruction.  Note large persistent collection of air-filled bowel in right upper quadrant.

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