Patent Vitello-Intestinal Duct with a Patent Urachus: Case Report
Harshitha Kolipey, Jagrut Patel, Digant Patel, Karimi Reddy Jahnavi, Jagruti Baranda
Asian Journal of Case Reports in Surgery · pp. 191–194 · Published 3 May 2023
Abstract
Introduction: A variety of anomalies occur when vitello-intestinal duct (VID) obliteration fails. These type of anomalies occur in 2% of population and can remain asymptomatic or can incidentally present as complications intraabdominally. Vitellointestinal duct complete patency is the rarest of VID anomalies. Case Presentation: 8 day old male presented with septicemia, abdominal distension, not passing stool since 1day and stool leaking from abdominal stump. Conclusion: A granulomatous umbilical lesion is a differential diagnosis of Patent VID.
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