Investigation of choice for CHPS: (A) USG, (B) x-ray, (C) CT, (D) MRI
Answer is A. Ans. (a) USGRef: Bailey and Love page 113-114/26th edition* IOC for Congenital Hypertrophic Pyloric stenosis - USG* Palpated as a Olive tumor in right Upper quadrant.* If the history and clinical mass is there - no need of USG - directly we can do Ramstedt's pylromyotomy