Male Patient

• Male patient was first evaluated on day 2 of life in the NICU due to abdominal distention, mild bilious emesis, and failure to pass meconium.
• On exam, he had distended abdomen, rectal exam with explosive stools and gas.
• Abdominal radiograph showed colonic distention.

Case Summary

• 16 anos
• Dor pleurítica há 11 dias
• Piora progressiva
• Emergência (adulto)
• TEP lobar inferior D
• Exame físico normal
• Transferência p/ investigação

Case Summary

• 14-year-old, male, born and raised in São Paulo, Brazil.
• Previously healthy.
• Admitted to E.R. with left vision loss and altered level of consciousness.
• Recurrent episodes of headaches during the past 30 days, blurred vision, and poor balance.

Fetal Surgery Editor
N. Scott Adzick, M.D.
Surgeon-in-Chief

• 11-yr-old developmentally delayed male with a history of chronic constipation presents with painful defecation and frequent soiling.