Chemoport is an essential part of the management children with cancer and provides long-term venous access. There are few studies from resource poor countries reporting complications chemoport.This study was aimed at describing chemoport in patients cancer.This retrospective observational analyzed 200 <15 years age who underwent insertion. The medical records these were reviewed for patient characteristics, diagnosis, nature port use, port-related their management.A total 209 ports implanted...

Appendicectomy is by far the commonest major emergency general surgical operation and laparoscopic appendicectomy now becoming common. The question of whether a normal-looking appendix should be removed laparoscopically more pertinent than ever before.A retrospective study was undertaken to review histopathology results compare macroscopic with microscopic descriptions all patients who underwent an appendicectomy, either open surgery or laparoscopically, over 1-year period from 1 September...

<br><b>Background:</b> Congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) is a complex developmental defect having multifactorial etiology; i majority of cases (~80%), the cause not known. Survival rates for patients with CDH have increased over past decade early prenatal detection and better postnatal management including surgery. Clinical profile outcome 83 neonates were studied analyzed period 12 years in our institute.<br><b>Aims Objectives:</b> The clinical study was to analyze among tertiary care...

We report an interesting sign in the sonological evaluation of neonatal cholestasis, which is hepatic subcapsular flow. Hepatic flow early and useful marker diagnosing biliary atresia.

The gastric teratoma is a rare tumor that usually presents as an abdominal mass, with or without features of outlet obstruction. We report two cases teratoma; one – mature in male neonate and another ruptured immature female neonate.

To analyze our experience with laparoscopic pyloromyotomy for infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis the lessons that we learnt and to study effect of learning curve.This is a retrospective analysis case records 101 infants who underwent over 6 years. The demographic characteristics, conversion rate, operative time, complications, time first feed post-operative hospital stay were noted. above parameters compared between early cases (2007-2009) (n = 43) later (2010-2013) 58).89 male 12...

Persistent Mullerian duct syndrome (PMDS) is a rare form of Disorder sex development in which derivatives (fallopian tubes, uterus and the proximal vagina) are present an otherwise normally differentiated 46 XY male. In majority cases, PMDS surprise finding either during orchidopexy or inguinal hernia repair. We report case 4 year child with female type (Type III) PMDS. discussing presentation, management review literature.

Penile injuries in children are usually uncommon and predominantly associated with pelvic trauma or as postcircumcision injuries. The authors present a rare case of penile dislocation inversion 5-year-old child occurring due to blunt injury. presented 3 months after injury suprapubic catheter for urinary diversion absent penis only skin visible. presence dislocated body was detected on magnetic resonance imaging, which subsequently confirmed intraoperatively. During the surgery, identified...

This study reports our 28 months experience with minimal access surgery (MAS) in children.This was a review of all children who underwent MAS between December 2004 and March 2007 at the Departments Paediatric Surgery, Seth Gordhandas Sunderdas Medical College (GSMC) King Edward VII Memorial (KEM) Hospital, India. Results observations were tabulated analysed, comparing by various other authors regarding variety indications such as, operative time, hospital stay, conversion rate,...

Continent catheterizable conduit (CCC) has made clean intermittent catheterization (CIC) painless and easy. It is applicable in diverse clinical conditions. Nonetheless, convincing the parents for need of procedure still difficult.A prospective study, included children who underwent CCC from March 2008 to February 2013. The data were assessed for; diagnosis, type conduit, number preoperative counselling sessions before acceptance, role "self-help group" decision making, parental concern...

Urethral duplication (UD) in females is a rare congenital anomaly and requires high degree of clinical suspicion for diagnosis. The preoperative evaluation thorough investigations to delineate anatomy which imperative surgical reconstruction provide excellent functional cosmetic outcome. We describe the successful management 6-year-old girl with UD (presented as ambiguous genitalia urinary incontinence) along review pertinent literature.

International Journal of Case Reports and Images (IJCRI)International (IJCRI) is an international, peer reviewed, monthly, open access, online journal, publishing high-quality, articles in all areas basic medical sciences clinical specialties.Aim IJCRI to encourage the publication new information by providing a platform for reporting unique, unusual rare cases which enhance understanding disease process, its diagnosis, management clinico-pathologic correlations.

Background: Foreign body aspiration (FBA) is a common problem in children and accounts for an important cause of morbidity mortality. The main objective this study was to evaluate the clinico-demographic profile management foreign (FB) hospitalized patients.Methods: This retrospective conducted at Indira Gandhi institute child health, Bangalore during period from January December 2015. All patients who gave history FBA or suspected FB aspiration, those had recurrent chest infection undergone...

Background: Foreign body (FB) aspiration is typically seen in preschool children. The main objective was to study the utility of open surgical treatment for complicated airway foreign bodies children.Methods: This a retrospective analysis data pertaining managed at our institution between 1997 January December 2015. demographic data, clinical presentation, radiological studies, management, complications, duration hospital stay and follow up were recorded analysed. diagnosis FB made from...

Introduction: Central venous catheters (CVC) have become an integral part in the care of children intensive settings. However, their use neonates is limited due to inherent difficulties insertion and associated complications. Objective: We present our experience CVC by percutaneous cannulation neonates. Materials Methods: A total 75 cases neonatal central inserted over a period 6-month from March 2014 August 2014. Data regarding age, indication for line insertion, site complications related...