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Reparación quirúrgica de onfalocele - Serie

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Anatomía normal:

El onfalocele es un defecto que presenta la pared abdominal en la base del cordón umbilical (ombligo). El lactante nace con un saco que sobresale a través de ese defecto. Este saco contiene el hígado y los intestinos delgado y grueso.

Con frecuencia, el onfalocele está asociado con otros defectos de nacimiento, tales como defectos en el corazón, defectos genéticos, problemas para orinar y la presencia de ano imperforado (cerrado). El onfalocele es un defecto muy parecido a la gastrosquisis, con la excepción de que, en este caso, los órganos se encuentran contenidos en un saco.

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  • Reviewed last on: 10/16/2006
  • .A. Lee, M.D., Assistant Professor of Surgery, Columbia University Medical Center, New York, NY. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network.
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