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X-ray chest prior to the TEF repair showed the red rubber catheter (white arrow) in the proximal esophagus with presence of gas in the stomach and intestine consistent with TEF.
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She was diagnosed to have TEF type C after doing an X-ray with red rubber catheter in situ (Figure 1).
X-ray chest showed the nasogastric tube in the stomach after the successful repair of the TEF.
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Enteral feeding was established 7 days post-surgery after doing the methylene blue test to ensure that there was no anastomotic leak (Figure 2).
ECHO image showing large VSD with more than 50% overriding of aorta by interventricular septum (DORV; small white arrow).
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Due to her non-resolving symptoms of pneumonia, she was referred to the cardiac center of our country at fifth month of her life, for surgical correction of her DORV (Figure 3).
ECHO image after repair of VSD using PTFE patch.
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The repeat ECHO findings were all normal (Figure 4).
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