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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 About Ultrasound diagnosis of neonatal congenital malformations in 13 cases of gastrointestinal Of: Li Yanping Li Huiling Tian Peng Gong Lijie Ma, following [Keywords:] Ultrasound diagnosis of neonatal congenital malformation of gastrointestinal Neonatal gastrointestinal tract abnormalities are common congenital hypertrophic pyloric stenosis, congenital intestinal malrotation, intestinal duplication, diaphragmatic hernia, are more common in neonatal intestinal obstruction caused by congenital digestive tract malformations. In this paper, by Ultrasound diagnosis and clinical diagnosis of neonatal gastrointestinal tract abnormalities, 13 patients were retrospectively reviewed, the report is as follows. Subjects and methods 1. PARTICIPANTS: May 2008 ~ April 2010 in our hospital ultrasound and gastrointestinal tract abnormalities suspected baby 13 patients, 10 patients were male and 3 females, aged 2 ~ 55 d. All the children were full-term newborns, to vomiting, weakness, or cry without crying, no spontaneous breathing, facial and whole body skin bruising, mouth Zhou Faqing, cyanotic lips and other symptoms and signs to our hospital. 2. Diagnosis: children with fasting subjects of water 1.5 ~ 2 h, supine and right lateral position, using color Doppler ultrasound (U.S., GE LOGIQ9 color Doppler ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus, the probe frequency was 3.5 MHz, 7.5 MHz) at the xiphoid and the right costal margin of the next cross-sectional, longitudinal, oblique cross section continuous scanning, scanning range by the lower esophageal, pyloric segment to the abdominal cavity, clearly show the pylorus, stomach, intestine and other structure, measuring stomach, intestinal wall thickness and diameter of the opening observed pyloric, gastric juice through, intestinal peristalsis, and out of shape and so on. Results Children in 13 cases, congenital hypertrophic pyloric stenosis (infantile hypertrophic pyloric stenosis, IHPS) 8