Congenital Defect in the Musculature of the Stomach with Spontaneous Rupture in a Newborn Infant
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https://doi.org/10.14238/pi14.5-6.1974.106-108Keywords:
congenital defect, musculature of the stomach, spontaneous rupture, newborn infantAbstract
In this communication a case of
spontaneous gastric perforation due
to congenital defect in the gastric
musculature, proven by histological
examination, will be reported.
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MEYER, J.L., II: Congenital Defect in the Musculature of the Stomach Resulting in Spontaneous Gastric perforation in the Neonatal Period. J. Pediatr. 51 : 416 (1957).
REAMS, G.B., DUNAWAY, J.B. and WALLS, W.L.: Neonatal gastric perforation with survival. Pediatrics 31 : 97 (1963).
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