1. Neonatal bowel obstruction affects 1 in 2,000 births.
2. Distinction between high and low obstructions is essential.
3. High obstructions show fewer than 4 dilated bowel loops.
4. Six standardized UGI patterns aid diagnosis.
5. Fluoroscopic contrast enema is crucial for low obstructions.
6. Radiologists may diagnose conditions based solely on radiographs.
7. Recommendations for rectal suction biopsy for persistent suspicion.
8. Imaging clues are included for critical conditions like megacystis-microcolon syndrome.

Source: Radiology