The clinical manifestation for pyloric stenosis is forceful, projectile vomiting.
<h3>What is Pyloric stenosis?</h3>
This is common in male infants and is the condition in which the small intestine is blocked from the passage of food into it.
When this occurs, the infant experiences vomiting which is usually in a forceful and projectile manner. This thereby makes it the most appropriate choice.
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A fatty liver is the result of the excess fat in liver cells. Fatty tissue slowly builds up in the liver when a person’s diet exceeds the amount of fat his or her body can handle. A person has a fatty liver when fat makes up at least 5% of the liver . Simple fatty liver can be a completely benign condition and usually does not lead to liver damage. However, once there is a buildup of simple fat, the liver becomes vulnerable to further injury, which may result in inflammation and scarring of the liver <span>When the fat builds up enough, it will cause the </span>liver<span> to swell. If the original cause is not from alcohol, it's called nonalcoholic steatohepatitis This disease can impair </span>liver<span> function. Symptoms can be seen with this disease.</span>
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