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Reply to Letter to the Editor Regarding Ultrasound Imaging as the First Line of Investigation to Diagnose Intestinal Malrotation in Children: Safety and Efficacy
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In brief
In brief
Authors respond to commentary on their study evaluating ultrasound as first-line imaging for diagnosing intestinal malrotation in pediatric patients. The reply addresses questions about diagnostic safety and efficacy of ultrasound compared to traditional contrast studies.
Written by the GCMD Library team from the article.
We thank Drs Dudhani et al for their interest and comments regarding our paper on ultrasound imaging for diagnosing malrotation [1].
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