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What is 2day old baby brought to paediatric opd with history bilious vomitting, abdominal distension and mother was diagnosed polyhydramnios antenatally. XRAY was done shown below what is the most common anamoly associated with it and explain in detail?
The given image shows: Double bubble sign due to duodenal atresia Trisomy 21: Down syndrome Most common cause: Meiotic non-disjunction > Robesonian translocation GI manifestations: Duodenal atresia (Double bubble sign on X-ray). Other points to be remembered: Single bubble -Hyperophic pyloric stenosis Triple Bubble-Jejunal Atresia Mutliple Air fluid levels-Ileal Atresia