Primary lesions of bowel wall were biopsied transabdominally in 7 patients. Adequate material for histological diagnosis was obtained in all. In 3 patients previous biopsy performed at endoscopy had failed to establish a diagnosis. In 2 others the area biopsied, i.e., gallbladder, was inaccessible to endoscopy and confirmation would have otherwise required laparotomy. No complications occurred.
The role of ultrasound in the diagnosis of neonatal subarachnoid hemorrhage was assessed by retrospective analysis. The findings were correlated with either computed tomography or autopsy. An overall true‐positive rate of 88 per cent was obtained.
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