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Abstract

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The incidence of Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis (HPS) in premature infants is rare, the
presentation is not typical, and the diagnosis delayed due to uncertain diagnostic criteria
in abdominal ultrasonography(US). We report two premature infants with HPS diagnosed
by US and upper gastrointestinal(UGI) contrast study. Patient 1. A premature female
infant (birth weight 1950 gm at 34 week¡¯s gestation) with the onset of intermittent
vomiting at 9 days of age was evaluated. US was normal at 13 days of life, however,
abnormal at 41 days of life (pyloric muscle length 16.5 mm). Patient 2. A premature
male infant (birth weight 1470 gm at 29 week¡¯s gestation) with the onset of intermittent
vomiting at 10 days of age was evaluated. US showed pylorospasm at 11 days of life,
however, findings compatible with HPS at 57 days of life (pyloric muscle thickness 11
mm). UGI contrast study at 48 days of life showed similar findings in both cases. Both
patients had undergone pyloromyotomy. In conclusion, the diagnosis of HPS in
premature infants requires careful follow-up by US and UGI contrast study.

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Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis; Premature infants; Ultrasonography; Upper gastrointestinal contrast study;

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