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Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 1969
Abstract The wide variation in the anatomy of the bowel seen in 9 specimens of ectopia cloacae, and in particular, the position of the cecum relative to the bowel openings makes a purely embryologic explanation of the condition unlikely. Prolapse of the developing bowel between the two halves of an exstrophic bladder and its subsequent strangulation ...
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Abstract The wide variation in the anatomy of the bowel seen in 9 specimens of ectopia cloacae, and in particular, the position of the cecum relative to the bowel openings makes a purely embryologic explanation of the condition unlikely. Prolapse of the developing bowel between the two halves of an exstrophic bladder and its subsequent strangulation ...
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Congenital cloaca: Long-term follow-up results with emphasis on outcomes beyond childhood.
Seminars in Pediatric Surgery, 2016R. Rintala
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Early urologic considerations in patients with persistent cloaca.
Seminars in Pediatric Surgery, 2016B. VanderBrink, P. Reddy
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