GIT -Intestinal

Case 1: Normal variations of bowel gas 

Case 2: 8-year male with nonspecific abdominal pain.

Case 3: 10-year male with lower abdominal pain, vomiting.

Case 5: 3-month child presenting with abdominal distention and passing bowel once in 4-5 days

Case 6: Frontal radiograph of by 1-month-old newborn

Case 7: 9-year old female with intermittent fever, loss of appetite and abdominal pain.

Case 8: 15-year male, abdominal pain, alternating constipation and diarrhoea.

Case 9: 6-year old with constipation, occasional loose motion since birth. Normal general examination.

Case 10: 48-year male with lower abdominal pain, loss of weight.

Case 12: Adult male with intermittent diarrhea and crampy abdomen.

Case 14: 6-months old child with the persistent, projectile vomiting.

Case 18: 30-yr male , h/o blunt injury abdomen 

Case 20: Two radiographs of a 6-month-old child is provided. 

Case 28: A 76-year-old lady, with sepsis, known uncontrolled diabetes presented with the acute abdomen.

Case 30: 3-year-old with a history of foreign body ingestion.

Case 32: 57-year-old lady with a history of irregular bowel habits and abdominal distension.

Case 38: Preterm with inactivity and abdominal distension. 

Case 41 :45 yr-male presented with fever, anemia and abdominal pain

Case 43 :31-yr-male with intermittent episodes of vomiting

Case 44 :11-yr-male with abdominal pain and RIF lump.

Case 48 : 52 yr-old male with abdominal pain, distension. Known case of AF.

Case 50 : Recurrent bouts of loose stools, soon after food. Patient of Iraqui origin, had histoty of war injury.

Case 52 : 8 yr-male with bloating after eating, occational vomiting and alternating constipation 

Case 55 : Neonate with H/O scanty meconeum, abdominal distension. 

Case 58 : 25-yr-male with sudden onset abdominal pain. 

Case 61 : 30-yr-old male with abdominal pain,vomoting and RIF mass 

    Case 63 : Observations on esophagography done to exclude GER. 

Case 67 : Incidental observations on abdomial radiography

Case68 : 6-yr-old with recurrent abdominal pain and suspected vague abdominal mass.

Case 69 : Neonate with vprojectile ,vomiting after meals.

Case 70 : 15-yr-old female with abdominal pain and a suprapubic mass. 

Case 71: 7-yr-old female with constipations and urinary disturbances.

Case 72 : 3 -month-male child incidently detected to have a palpable, nontender lower abdominal mass.

Case 75 : 3-yr-old child involved in a RTA 

Case 80 : 26-yr-old female with abdominal pain and distention for 10 days. 

Case 84 : 10-yr-old child with abdominal pain 

Case 87 : Neonate brought to the hospital with repeated projectile bilious vomiting

Case 88: 65-yr-female with loose stools and bilious vomiting