There are a lot of interesting recent case reports on the JPGN Reports website. A recent example includes the following:

Mostafavi et al report (JPGN Reports 2024; 5:511–513. Open Access! Endoscopic diagnosis of asymptomatic appendicitis in a pediatric patient) on the incidental diagnosis of appendicitis. A followup colonoscopy in a 14 year-old with ulcerative colitis identified purulent fluid from the appendiceal orifice after ileal intubation; subsequently, after MRI imaging, an appendectomy was performed. The appendicitis was thought to be unrelated to the ulcerative colitis.

Other examples of some recent JPGN case reports:

• Extrahepatic biliary atresia and normal-range serum gamma-glutamyltranspeptidase activity: A case report
• Where are the magnets?—A case of misleading radiology In this child with autism, there was a large-number magnet ingested (517) which were mainly in stomach but looked to be elsewhere on repeated AXRs
• Malnutrition-related cardiomyopathy in a pediatric patient with autism spectrum disorder (due to nutrient deficiencies)
• Gastrostomy tube placement for children with autism spectrum disorders and functional constipation.