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Subcentimetric mesenteric lymphnodes

2018-12-28 19:03:54
Bowel gases and few mildly dilated and mildly thickened bowel loops in abdomen possibility of non specific enteritis. Subcentimetric mesenteric lymphnodes are seen largest measuring 10.4*2.7mm. He is one year old boy and he vomits whenever he eats. Please suggest. Is it a big problem?
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These symptoms needs clinical correlation with the physical findings & lab , radiology reports.These lymph node enlargement can be there in simple enteritis or in other infections or inflammatory condition also.so probably not so easy to judge only on given findings.
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Consult a gastroenterologist/ pediatrician
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Answered2019-01-02 19:12:38

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