Abstract
A male infant presented with choking, post feeding non-bilious vomiting and abdominal distention without meconial defecation. His CXR showed single “bubble,” suggestive for pyloric atresia.After the standard stabilizing measures conducted, the operation room was arranged and he was underwent the corrective surgery via laparotomy. His postoperative period was unremarkable, with a decent outcome during3 years of follow-up visits.