Courveilhier Baumgarten Syndrome: A Rare Syndrome Revisited

Ibrahim Masoodi; Omar Farooq; Rajender Singh; Nazir Ahmad; MY Bhat; AH Wani

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); 97-99

Courveilhier Baumgarten Syndrome: A Rare Syndrome Revisited

Ibrahim Masoodi, Omar Farooq, Rajender Singh, Nazir Ahmad, MY Bhat, AH Wani

Received: 2010-02-14, Accepted: 2010-02-14, Published: 2009-01-01

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Abstract

Abstract: A 25 year old male had presented with history of abdominal distension of 20 days duration and on examination he had prominent abdominal vein and a venous hum with Ascites. He had no history of altered sensorium, melena. The clinical scenario was suggestive of Cruveilhier Baumgarten syndrome.