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Barium stone formation in the vagina of a child with persistent cloaca following a distal colostogram
Abstract
Persistent cloaca is a severe form of malformation of the anorectum. A distal colostogram is important in the planning of its treatment. We report herein a case of a girl who had barium stone formation within her vagina following a distal colostogram. Water soluble contrasts are recommended for this procedure.
Key words: Barium stones, distal colostogram, persistent cloaca, water soluble contrast