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Air could be identified on x-ray in this patient due to presence of massive ascites in his abdominal cavity. Recognizing radiographic patterns that suggest pneumoperitoneum on supine plain radiographs could expedite the diagnostic process and surgical intervention.Chiari I malformation is a common entity in pediatric neurosurgery. Prior studies have shown that surgical treatment at children's hospitals (CH) is associated with higher costs compared to non-children's hospitals (NCH) for other diagnoses. Therefore, we hypothesized that
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