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Abdominal X-ray on the first day of life:dilated stomach and bowel loops.
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Abdominal radiography showed gastric distention and multiple dilated loops of small bowel (Figure 1).
Barium enema revealed microcolon.
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Microcolon was detected in the barium enema (Figure 2).
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MRI showed bilateral pelvicalyceal dilation and tortuous ureters.
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Ultrasonography (USG) and abdomen MRI showed diminished corticomedullary differentiation, bilateral hydronephrosis, and tortuous ureters (Figure 3).
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Cystography showed enlarged, hypotonic urinary bladder.
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Voiding cystourethrogram (VCUG) showed a large, distended bladder with bilateral vesicoureteral reflux (Figure 4).
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