Ultrasound diagnosis of congenital Morgagni hernias: Ten years of experience at two Chinese centers

Table 1 Clinical characteristics of all the patients with Morgagni hernias

Sex	Age	Chief complaint	US	Contrast GI, contrast CT	Surgery
Male	1 yr	Cough	Right/intestinal tract/fourth rib	Right/intestinal tract	Right/colon and small intestine
Female	3 mo 4 d	Constipation	Right/intestinal tract/fifth rib	GI: Negative, no results of CT	Right/transverse colon
Female	1 yr	Cough	Left/intestinal tract/second rib	Left/intestinal tract	Left/transverse colon and omentum
Female	3 yr 6 mo	Cough	Right/intestinal tract/fourth rib	Right/intestinal tract	Right/transverse colon
Female	9 mo	Vomiting	Right/intestinal tract/sixth rib	GI: Negative. CT: Right/intestinal tract	Right/transverse colon and omentum
Male	1 yr 5 mo	Forechest fluctuating mass	Left/intestinal tract/fifth rib	Left/intestinal tract	Left/transverse colon
Male	2 yr	Cough	Right/intestinal tract/fourth rib	Right/intestinal tract	Right/transverse colon
Male	6 mo 16 d	Cough	Right/intestinal tract/fifth rib	Right/intestinal tract	Right/colon and small intestine
Male	4 mo	Vomiting	Right/colon and stomach	Right/colon and stomach	Right/colon and stomach

US: Ultrasound; CT: Computed tomography; GI: Gastrointestinal imaging.