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| Liver and gall bladder derived from? |
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| What does all innervation of the midgut? |
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| what is the spleen derived from |
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| yolk sac fails to obliterate. Attachment to anterior ab wall near iliocecal junction. can be communicating with surface or not |
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| hypertrophy of pyloric sphincter. can't pass food through, causes projectile vomiting |
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| complete occlusion of duodenal lumen. child vomits. usually contains bile bc occlusion distal to bile duct |
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| intestines excessively twisted. can cut off blood supply |
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| portion of postganglionic sacral outflow missing. food can't pass along second part of intestine. kids constantly constipated |
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| intestines can't open. compromises blood supply and flow of food |
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| persistant herniation of intestines into umbilical cord |
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| extrusion of abdominal viscera. NO involvement of umbilical cord |
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