Table 1 Results
From: Isolated vascularized gastric tube biliary enteric drainage: a paediatric case series experience
Patient | Age | Gender | Clinical presentation | Investigations | Cause | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 7 months | Male | Obstructive jaundice, portal hypertension | U/S, CT scan, MRCP | Type 4A choledochal cyst | Died |
2 | 7 years | Male | Obstructive jaundice | U/S, CT scan, MRCP | Type 1 choledochal cyst | Alive |
3 | 14 months | Female | Obstructive jaundice | U/S, CT scan, MRCP | Type 4A choledochal cyst | Alive |
4 | 25 months | Female | Obstructive jaundice | U/S, CT scan, MRCP | Distal CBD stricture | Alive |
5 | 10 weeks | Male | Obstructive jaundice | U/S, CT scan, MRCP | Type 1 choledochal cyst | Alive |
6 | 18 months | Female | Obstructive jaundice | U/S, CT scan, MRCP | Type 4B choledochal cyst | Alive |
7 | 15 months | Male | Obstructive jaundice | U/S, CT scan, MRCP | Type 4B choledochal cyst | Alive |
8 | 11 months | Female | Obstructive jaundice | U/S, CT scan, MRCP | Type 4A choledochal cyst | Alive |