When she was referred to our institution she had clinical symptoms of burning epigastric pain associated with nausea and retching which had been diagnosed as peptic acid disease after three days of development. She was treated with antacids and proton pump inhibitors in an outpatient clinic, but without improvement. Instead, she presented worsening symptoms with episodes of hematemesis.
Inicialmente fue manejada como enfermedad ácido péptica de forma ambulatoria con antiácidos e inhibidores de bomba sin mejoría, presentando además aumento de los síntomas y episodios de hematemesis por lo cual fue remitida a nuestra institución Hospital Cardiovascular del niño de Cundinamarca - Soacha.