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PRUNE BELLY SYNDROME

AN UNUSUAL CAUSE OF NEONATAL ABDOMINAL CALCIFICATION

DONALD R. KIRKS M.D.1 and HOOSHANG TAYBI M.D.

1 Assistant Clinical Professor of Radiology, University of California School of Medicine, San Francisco, California.

Two cases of abdominal calcification in newborns with the prune belly syndrome are reported. These calcifications were in a urachal cyst and in the dome of the bladder.

A differential diagnosis of neonatal abdominal calcification is presented.


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