Purpose of the Procedure
- Diagnose Hypertrophic Pyloric Stenosis (HPS)
- Identify the cause of projectile vomiting
- Accurate measurement of pyloric muscle thickness
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A safe and precise ultrasound scan to diagnose persistent vomiting in infants by measuring pyloric muscle thickness, ensuring your baby receives the right care for healthy growth.
Scientific name: Pediatric Pyloric Ultrasound
A painless ultrasound examination used to evaluate the stomach valve (pylorus) in infants. It accurately diagnoses stenosis or obstruction without exposing the baby to ionizing radiation.
Service type
Diagnostic Radiology
Duration
20-30 minutes
Fasting
Preferably fast for 2 hours
Included Services
- Ultrasound imaging
- Detailed medical report
- Muscle thickness and canal length measurement
Medical Service Information
Indications for the Scan
- Persistent projectile vomiting after feeding
- Visible olive-shaped mass in the abdomen
- Signs of dehydration or poor weight gain
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is it safe? Yes, it uses non-ionizing sound waves
- Does it need anesthesia? No, the baby remains awake and calm
Conditions & Notices
- Bring a feeding bottle to use during the scan
- Wear easy-to-remove clothing for the infant
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