Management of Gastroschisis in a Peripheral Hospital

Goyal, Rishika; Kumar, Gaurav; Dubey, Ritesh; Malakar, PK

doi:10.1016/s0377-1237(07)80035-9

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“…Fortunately, two of our surviving babies have so far not developed any ventral hernia in the four months of their follow-up observation. A staged repair approach is commonly preferred [9] . Less than 10% of the babies can be managed by primary closure.…”

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Management of gastroschisis using standard urobag as silo

Gupta

Singh

2017

J Pediatr Dis

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The management of gastroschisis is a challenging problem for pediatric surgeons the world over. There are so many different options ranging from primary closure to staged closure using various kinds of silo. Silos are expensive and not available everywhere. A cheaper and easily available urobag has been tried for staged reduction with more than satisfactory outcome. We reported three cases of gastroschisis in preterm and low birth weight infants managed by this method. Keywords: gastroschisis; silo; urobag ARTICLE INFO CITATIONGupta R, Singh A. Management of gastroschisis using standard urobag as silo.

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Management of gastroschisis using standard urobag as silo

Gupta

Singh

2017

J Pediatr Dis

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“…Omphalocoele is associated with a high rate of additional malformations and frequently is associated with syndromes and chromosomal anomalies. 6 Neural tube defects, diaphragmatic hernia and foetal heart defects are the most commonly associated malformations. 2 Although gastroschisis rarely is associated with chromosomal anomalies or other system malformations more frequently intestinal complications as jejunoileal disruption and intestinal atresia may be present.…”

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