Congenital peritoneal band causing partial duodenal obstruction
A Case Report
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A case of periodic vomiting due to a congenital peritoneal band is presented. A plea is made for more frequent use of contrast roentgenography in children presenting with symptoms of partial or intermittent intestinal obstruction.
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Hiatus Hernia Duodenal Obstruction Posterior Abdominal Wall Barium Meal Examination Barium Meal Study
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