| An infant at the Children's City Clinical Hospital with a history of surgery to remove some kind of ovarian cyst (there was no documents about). At this moment she was admitted to the ED with complaints of discharge from the navel and with suspicion of a fistula was sent for an ultrasound scan. On ultrasound behind the bladder and above one of the ovaries there was a round lesion of a solid type with a cystic component (differential diagnosis: abscess, textiloma, etc.), on the CFM with blood flow, mainly around the lesion. From the navel to the bladder and the left lateral canal there was an another lesion of a heterogeneous structure (an approximate volume of up to 50 ml, differential diagnosis: urachus, abscess, etc.), pushing the intestines down and to the sides, when pressed by the probe, a long one curd consistency yellow "sausage" came out of the navel. It was not possible to exclude the relationship between these two lesions. external link | |
