| Premature newborn in ICU, according to colleagues, was transferred from an infectious diseases hospital with suspected intestinal perforation. Visually, the right side of the head has an uneven surface, periodically with dark crimson crusts; 2/3 of the abdomen, on the right and down, is a rounded zone of elevation of a dark crimson and blue hue. On ultrasound, in the right posterior-lateral sections, there is an intracranial anechoic lesion approximately 4x3 cm in size, which displacing, compressing the right lateral ventricle to the center, presumably an intracranial(epidural?) hematoma (files 1-2, 5); In the abdominal cavity, in the projection of liver there is a heterogeneous lesion like a pocket of fluid (anechoic with multiple septa), presumably a hematoma (liver or abdominal cavity, files 3-5). On ultrasound of the kidneys, blood flow on both sides with a short diastolic phase and RI 0.8-0.9 (renal failure). external link | |
