A premature newborn in the ICU of the Children's City Clinical Hospital, with a complex history, including the condition after surgery to remove an abdominal cyst, was prescribed an ultrasound scan due to suspected intestinal perforation and cerebral hemorrhage.
On ultrasound in the right subdiaphragmatic space (suprahepatic), encapsulated fluid with septums (differential diagnosis: hematoma, etc.), a small amount of free fluid in the small pelvis, in the right abdomen there is a conglomerate, presumably collapsed intestinal loops, peristalsis is not reliably visualized.
On NSG (neurosonography), a pronounced increase in periventricular echogenicity and cavum vergae are visualized.
