Clinical features of pyloric stenosis in infants are All / Except
Ans. is 'd' i.e. metabolic acidosis Metabolic alkalosis, not acidosis is seen in hyperophic pyloric stenosis due to loss of hydrogen ions in repeated vomiting. As the hyperophic pyloric stenosis progresses, complete gastric outlet obstruction occurs and not even clear fludis are able to pass. This leads to constipation or passage of small green "starvation" stools. Rapid weight loss is seen if the condition is not detected early and treated.
Abdominal lump
Constipation
Weight loss
Metabolic acidosis