Congenital Inguinal hernia

Congenital Inguinal hernia is presented as inguinal/inguino-scrotal swelling in children.It increases after crying, straining or in the evening and decreases on lying down or in the morning.The treatment is inguinal herniotomy.It is 100% curable condition.

Intussucception, a cause n intestinal obstruction in a child

Intussucception occurs when one part of bowel invaginates (intussusceptum) into an adjacent section (intussuscipiens) which results in intestinal obstruction.For more information click here...

Haemangioma over forearm

Haemangioma over hand. This is vascular malformation. Treatment is injection sclerotherapy, steroids or surgical excision.

Thyroid goitre

Hydrocephalus

Appendicitis

Acute appendicitis that is inflammation of appendix is common in school going children. For more information click here...

Lipoma over back

Vascular Malformation

Perforation peritonitis because of meconium ileus

Unilateral Proptosis

Polydactyly

X-ray of Oesophageal atresia

Colonoscopy showing polyps

Ileocolic Intussucception

Auricular deformity

Scalp Haemangioma

Giant Melanocytic Naevus

Open Spina Bifida

Bilateral Cleft lip and Cleft palate