Gastrointestinal Abnormalities

	Plain abdominal X-ray demonstrates ileus with calcified fecalith at right lower abdomen-Appendicitis is the most likely diagnosis
	Plain abdominal X-ray demonstrates ileus with calcified fecalith at right lower abdomen-Appendicitis is the most likely diangosis
	Operative finding of acute appendicitis, the appendix is markedly inflammed
	Operative finding of acute appendicitis, fibrin coated the inflammed appendix is noted
	Right lower transverse incision is frequently used for appendectomy in children and is frequently sutured by subcuticular manner in the author's experience
	Mucocele of the appendix
	Henoch-Schonlein purpura, skin manisfestation is a clue for differential diagnosis in childhood acute abdominal condition
	Gross pathology reveals the intussuscepted ileum in the ascending colon
	Acute abdomen series in a child with intussusception provides the picture of multiple dilated intestinal loops with step-ladder pattern of air fluid level represent distal small bowel obstruction
	Barium enema in a child with intussusception showed cresent sign or semi-lunar sign outlined the intussusceptum's apex at hepatic flexure of colon