Right XXXX a well-known pathology?

@entity1 @entity55 @entity344 @entity11034 @entity2914 @entity177 @entity1518 @entity1729 @entity1321 @entity118
In @entity2914 ( @entity2914 ), several clinical diagnostic pitfalls are possible and should be known to those caring for @entity1 and @entity1 with this disorder. The records of the 18 @entity1 at Hotel Dieu de France Hospital with a history of CDH between 1990 and 1999 were collected; those of the ten who had a @entity2914 were reviewed retrospectively. The mean age at diagnosis was 6 months; the male-to-female ratio was 2:3. The delay between the first symptom and the diagnosis ranged between 0 and 10.5 months (mean 4.5 months). An acute presentation was observed in four cases, consisting of respiratory distress in three; the 4th presented with @entity11034 and @entity1321 . The presenting symptoms were mild in four cases; recurrent @entity1729 in three and @entity177 to thrive in one. The diagnosis was incidental in two cases during the evaluation of respiratory symptoms attributed to an @entity118 . The radiologic findings provided by a chest radiograph (CxR) were sufficient to make an accurate diagnosis in eight cases and peritoneography was useful in one. In six cases, the presenting CxR had been misinterpreted as normal or @entity55 . Pathologic findings at surgery consisted of lateral and posterior right diaphragmatic defects in nine cases; the defect was lateral and anterior in one. A hernia sac was found in seven cases; @entity1518 was present in three. Surgical correction was done by an abdominal approach in nine cases and a thoracic approach in one. The diaphragmatic defect was repaired by transverse closure in six cases, diaphragm plication in three and prosthetic closure in one. The postoperative outcome was uneventful in eight cases. Two @entity1 died. Thus, @entity2914 seems to cause less severe symptoms than left-sided LCDH. It usually manifests beyond the neonatal period as respiratory or @entity344 . The diagnosis should be made easily by a CxR. The presence of a hernia sac correlated with a mild presentation. An abdominal surgical approach is preferred.
