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Journal of Urology, 1970
When a condition appears rarely and sporadically, few clinicians have the opportunity to collect adequate information and to develop interest and expertise. Such is the case with chylous ascites and, as a result, many aspects of this phenomenon remain poorly understood.
J B, Roy, M, Abdulian, K N, Walton
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When a condition appears rarely and sporadically, few clinicians have the opportunity to collect adequate information and to develop interest and expertise. Such is the case with chylous ascites and, as a result, many aspects of this phenomenon remain poorly understood.
J B, Roy, M, Abdulian, K N, Walton
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Acta Paediatrica, 1995
The case of an infant, aged 2 months and 23 days, with chylous ascites after nephrectomy is reported. Nephrectomy was performed because of a large hydronephrosis. Chylous ascites was treated with medium‐chain triglycerides, diet and cholestyramine.
Mladinić-Vulić, D. +6 more
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The case of an infant, aged 2 months and 23 days, with chylous ascites after nephrectomy is reported. Nephrectomy was performed because of a large hydronephrosis. Chylous ascites was treated with medium‐chain triglycerides, diet and cholestyramine.
Mladinić-Vulić, D. +6 more
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Archives of Surgery, 1966
SPONTANEOUS extravasation of chyle into the free peritoneal cavity is uncommon, but even more uncommon is the finding of chylous ascites following trauma. The rarity of this entity is emphasized by the discovery of only seven reported cases of traumatic chylous ascites in the world literature (Table).
A C, Stormo +3 more
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SPONTANEOUS extravasation of chyle into the free peritoneal cavity is uncommon, but even more uncommon is the finding of chylous ascites following trauma. The rarity of this entity is emphasized by the discovery of only seven reported cases of traumatic chylous ascites in the world literature (Table).
A C, Stormo +3 more
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Annals of Clinical Biochemistry: International Journal of Laboratory Medicine, 2000
A 16-year-old boy was admitted to hospital as an emergency by his general practitioner. He had been playing street hockey the previous day and had collided with another player. In the collision the handle of the opponent’s hockey stick had hit him under the left costal margin lifting him up and leaving him winded.
R C, Lord, T, Justin
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A 16-year-old boy was admitted to hospital as an emergency by his general practitioner. He had been playing street hockey the previous day and had collided with another player. In the collision the handle of the opponent’s hockey stick had hit him under the left costal margin lifting him up and leaving him winded.
R C, Lord, T, Justin
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The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 1961
A case of chylous ascites with pulmonary tuberculosis and caries of the spine is reported, perhaps the first such case recorded in India.
R. S. Dayal, R. Prasad, G. P. Mathur
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A case of chylous ascites with pulmonary tuberculosis and caries of the spine is reported, perhaps the first such case recorded in India.
R. S. Dayal, R. Prasad, G. P. Mathur
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Refractory Congenital Chylous Ascites
The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 2010Refractory congenital chylous ascites (CCA) is an uncommon clinical condition. Few cases have been described and no gold standard treatment has been defined so far. This report describes a case of refractory CCA in a newborn child which was treated by surgery. Preoperative lower-limb lymphoscintigraphy associated with intraoperative patent blue testing
Antônio Aldo, Melo-Filho +5 more
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The Journal of Pediatrics, 1953
Summary Chylous ascites of unknown cause occurred in female siblings before the age of one year; both improved after treatment consisting of paracenteses and low-fat diets. This experience gives further support for conservative therapy of this unusual condition, pending future clarification as to etiology and pathogenesis.
C H, LEE, J R, YOUNG
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Summary Chylous ascites of unknown cause occurred in female siblings before the age of one year; both improved after treatment consisting of paracenteses and low-fat diets. This experience gives further support for conservative therapy of this unusual condition, pending future clarification as to etiology and pathogenesis.
C H, LEE, J R, YOUNG
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La Revue du praticien, 2009
A 49-year-old female presented in a casualty department with acute abdomen. The CT scan revealed an extensive build-up of peritoneal and retroperitoneal fluid. Laparotomy revealed chylous ascites in the abdominal cavity. The patient made a successful recovery following treatment with total parenteral nutrition. No cause of the chylous ascites was found.
Olivier, Fain +4 more
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A 49-year-old female presented in a casualty department with acute abdomen. The CT scan revealed an extensive build-up of peritoneal and retroperitoneal fluid. Laparotomy revealed chylous ascites in the abdominal cavity. The patient made a successful recovery following treatment with total parenteral nutrition. No cause of the chylous ascites was found.
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