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9 yr old with omental infarct 10/2012. no surgery. chronic pain llq&rlq worsening ever since. recent us, ct, xray all normal. any thoughts?
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Tough one: How was omental infarct diagnosed? By ct? If your pediatrician cannot help you, i would consult a pediatric surgeon for another opinion.
Answered 7/21/2014
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