Approach to a child with ascites

Jan 04, 2013

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Etiology of ascites in children. Liver disease: Cirrhosis with PHTCardiac: CCFRenal: Nephrotic syndromePeritoneal diseases: TB, peritoneal carcinomatosis, peritonitis: infection (perforation), chemical (pancreatitis)Hypoproteinemic states: PEM, malabsorption syndrome, protein losing enteropathy.

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Approach to a child with ascites

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