Northern State Medical University; Arkhangelsk Regional Children’s Clinical Hospital named after P. G. Vyzhletsov

Abstract

Intestinal cystous pneumatosis is a rare pathology in pediatric practice, accompanied by a nonspecific clinical picture, which greatly complicates the diagnosis. The literature describes isolated cases of the development of this condition in oncohematological patients of childhood. Intestinal cystous pneumatosis in them can be complicated by life-threatening conditions, and therefore the choice of the correct tactics for managing these patients significantly affects survival. This article describes 2 clinical cases when cystic pneumatosis of the intestine developed during the treatment of an oncological disease.