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pmid: 4931193
Abstract A new method of treatment is proposed for gastroschisis, which involves wide transverse division of the abdominal musculature, with initial repair of skin only. In three consecutive cases this method has resulted in a trouble-free convalescence, with return of gut function within 1 week. The method necessitates a second-stage procedure which has not been found difficult. It compares unfavorably with the silon pouch method in this respect, but we believe it should prove much safer, because of the lessened risk of serious infection. The bowel in gastroschisis, despite its initial matted, foreshortened appearance, is capable of normal development.
Time Factors, Abdomen, Suture Techniques, Age Factors, Methods, Humans, Infant, Hernia, Ventral
Time Factors, Abdomen, Suture Techniques, Age Factors, Methods, Humans, Infant, Hernia, Ventral
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