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Giant Omphalocele: What's the Way to Go? [PDF]
Giant omphalocele (GO) represents a challenge for paediatric surgeons. Management of GO has been discussed extensively over the past 50 years but still represents a topic of debate and up to date there is no general consensus. Hereby are summarized the numerous strategies, techniques, materials and experiences reported in the literature to treat such ...
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We report a case of a 32 week gestational age preterm monozygotic twin neonate with a rare variant of Pentalogy of Cantrell who presented with severe respiratory distress syndrome, possible pulmonary hypoplasia, large congenital diaphragmatic hernia ...
Preethi Srinivasakumar +12 more
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Prenatal management of a major omphalocele by botulinum toxin injection: A case report
Background: Omphalocele is the result of the abnormal interaction between biological/molecular mechanisms and a genetic predisposition during the first twelve weeks of development, where the return of the intestinal loops to the abdominal cavity is ...
Cristóbal Abello-Munarriz +3 more
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Giant Omphalocele (GO) poses significant challenges in neonatal management. Standard treatment is paint-and-wait with delayed fascial closure at 1–2 years-of-age.
Daniel R. Liesman +8 more
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Giant omphaloceles (GO) frequently present challenges to closure that are often influenced by patient factors, including degree of visceroabdominal disproportion, associated comorbidities (including pulmonary hypoplasia), and variation in surgeon ...
Zach Z. Zhang +4 more
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Objectives Giant omphaloceles present a particular challenge in surgical management due to the pronounced abdominal–visceral mismatch and frequently associated comorbidities.
Lisa-Marie Lezius +4 more
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Residual ventral hernia after giant omphalocele presents a complex reconstructive challenge in pediatric surgery because of altered abdominal wall anatomy, muscular retraction, and the need to achieve closure without excessive tension.
Juan Diego Vera Proaño +5 more
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Omphalocele is a congenital malformation of the abdominal wall consisting of a protrusion of the abdominal contents at the base of the umbilical cord.
Kendall C. Pitre +4 more
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Giant omphalocele, intrinsic duodenal obstruction [PDF]
T E, Herman, M J, Siegel
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