What is the incidence of meconium peritonitis?
Which of the three general classifications of meconium peritonitis is characterized by severe dense diffuse fibrous adhesions?
What is the most common cause of meconium peritonitis?
Where is the most common site of perforation in patients with meconium peritonitis?
When is meconium formed?
How many patients with meconium peritonitis are premature?
Meconium peritonitis may be incidentally detected on in utero ultrasound. Which is not a typical finding?
What do calcifications indicate along the course of the patent processes vaginalis, seen on plain films?
T or F: Stable infants with meconium ascites and incidental calcifications in the scrotum or peritoneum can be observed but not operated on?
T or F: Resection and primary anastomosis are contraindicated in meconium peritonitis?
What is the single most common cyst of the omentum and mesentery in children?
What is the most common site for mesenteric cysts in children?
What is the treatment of cysts due to a ventriculoperitoneal shunt?
What types of ascites is the most common in the newborn period?
Which is more common: Immune or nonimmune ascites?
Which is the most common cause of chylous ascites?
T or F: The leak should be closed at operation for bilious ascites, if it can be identified?