Treatment of Preduodenal Portal Vein

The patient was a full-term male infant aged three days old, admitted to a secondary care center for bilious vomiting. When he was 11 days old, the pediatrician performed a barium study of the upper gastrointestinal tract that showed a right-sided stomach with signs of intestinal malrotation. At 27 days of life, he was referred to our pediatric emergency center. The patient was hypotonic and dehydrated with hypothermia. The abdomen was not distended or tender.