Objective: Rare etiology Background: Spontaneous gastric perforation is a rare clinical
disorder. The majority of the available data have been reported in the neonatal age group …

Spontaneous idiopathic gastric perforation of the newborn is a rare clinical condition with a
still serious prognosis. In the majority of cases requiring surgical management from simple …

Gastric perforation is a rare surgical emergency and a life-threatening disorder in a neonate.
However, the exact mechanisms still remain unclear. Case presentation: A three-day-old …

Gastric perforation in the neonate is rare. The authors report a 3-day-old male infant, born
through a normal delivery after an uncomplicated pregnancy, who presented with a sudden …

Spontaneous gastric perforation in the newborn is a rare disease that requires early
diagnosis and prompt surgical treatment. Between 1988 and 2001 at the Department of …

Incidence of Peptic ulcer perforation in children and adolescents are very rare. Perforated
gastric ulcer is extremely rare with only handful of cases reported worldwide in the same age …

Background/Purpose: Most historical reports have described gastric perforation in the
neonatal population as “spontaneous.” More recently, several variables, including …

UNLABELLED: Perforated gastric ulcer is unusual in children. We report a case in a girl with
an unexpected evolution. CASE REPORT: A 13-year-old girl was admitted for abdominal …

Gastric perforation in neonates is a rare, serious and life-threatening problem. The precise
aetiology is obscure in most cases. By virtue of its high mortality rate, it requires prompt …

BackgroundNeonatal gastric perforation (NGP) is a rare, serious, and life-threatening
condition which needs early recognition with prompt intervention for better prognosis. Its …