Q) 8year old male child with h/o fall 2 months back with epigastric mass now. What is the likely diagnosis ? # NEET SS 22
a) Peritoneal inclusion cyst
b) Gastric duplication cyst
c) Liver haemangioma
d) Pseudocyst of pancreas
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Q) 8year old male child with h/o fall 2 months back with epigastric mass now. What is the likely diagnosis ? # NEET SS 22
a) Peritoneal inclusion cyst
b) Gastric duplication cyst
c) Liver haemangioma
d) Pseudocyst of pancreas
Q1) Most common congenital anomaly associated with biliary atresia?
a) Polysplenia
b) Teratology of falot
c) Malrotation
d) preduodenal portal vein
Q) which of the following statement is false with respect to most common type of TEF(tracheoesophageal fistula)?
A) type C with female predominance
B )proximal blind pouch ends one or two vertebral bodies from distal TEF
C) distal TEF is located 1cm above Carina
D) polhydraminos is often with isolated proximal atresia.
Q. A 6 months old baby is brought to the emergency with continuous crying and drawing his legs up for 1 day. He has vomiting and passage of bloody stools. On examination a lump is found in right hypochondrium. What is the best clinical diagnoses?
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