How To Use Pyloric stenosis In A Sentence
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In infants, projectile vomiting happens when a baby has a condition called pyloric stenosis: an overdeveloped pylorus muscle at the bottom of the stomach.
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One criterion for a patient's inclusion in this study was that pyloric stenosis had to be confirmed at surgery.
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Conclusions - An increased use of diagnostic imaging for pyloric stenosis did not lead to earlier diagnosis or better management.
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Examples of multifactorial disorders include cleft lip and palate, neural tube defects and pyloric stenosis.
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Examples of multifactorial disorders include cleft lip and palate, neural tube defects and pyloric stenosis.
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If a child is born with spina bifida or pyloric stenosis, the surgical needs of the infant may overshadow all other concerns.
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Introduction Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis occurs in about 3/1000 live births.
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It is believed that babies who develop the condition are not born with pyloric stenosis, but that the progressive thickening of the pylorus occurs after birth.
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Endoscopy revealed retained food in the stomach but no evidence of pyloric stenosis, gastritis, or peptic ulcer.
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Pyloric stenosis is a medical emergency that requires immediate treatment.
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You have all you need to make the diagnosis of pyloric stenosis with history and exam alone in this patient.