Urachal Remnants
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Urachal Remnants- Urachal Remnant Excision
- Abdominal Mass
PSSAP 18- Umbilical Disorders
- The most common cause of a "wet umbilicus" in the neonate is
- The most appropriate initial treatment for this presumed infected urachal cyst is:
- The ultrasound ordered by the pediatrician reveals a 3 to 6 mm hypoechoic tract at the bladder extending to the umbilicus. The best next step in management is
- The best next step in management for this asymptomatic baby with a history of umbilical drainage is
- A contraindication to early surgical closure of a patent urachus is
- The most likely diagnosis in this infant with umbilical drainage is
- What is the most common malformation resulting from persistence of any part of the omphalomesenteric duct?
- The most appropriate initial treatment for this presumed infected urachal cyst is
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