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Gastroschisis is a congenital malformation with an easy and early prenatal diagnosis, however, it has a variable post-natal outcome. Our aim was to determine if certain ultrasound markers or early delivery were related with a worse postnatal outcome.
METHODS
Retrospective study of a
Congenital diaphragmatic eventration (CDE) is a rare diaphragmatic abnormality. Clinical manifestations of CDE may mimic congenital diaphragmatic hernia. Prenatal differential diagnosis of eventration is critical because postnatal managing and prognosis of these conditions vary significantly.
We report 2 cases of non-immune hydrops fetalis (NIHF) in which autopsy findings revealed an association with right-sided congenital diaphragmatic eventration (CDE). Both patients born at 30 weeks of gestation presented with severe generalized skin oedema, pleural effusions and ascites. They both
OBJECTIVE
To determine whether or not the presence of pleural and/or pericardial effusion can be used prenatally as an ultrasonographic marker for the differential diagnosis between diaphragmatic eventration and diaphragmatic hernia.
METHODS
We present two case reports of non-isolated diaphragmatic
A 80-year-old female with an eventration of the left diaphragm, which had been noticed with routine chest roentgenogram in 2006, presented with severe dyspnea and shock vital in 2012. The chest X-ray on admission disclosed elevation of the left hemidiaphragm, dislocation of the heart to the right.
OBJECTIVE
An experimental study was performed to investigate the effects of amnio-allantoic fluid exchange and intrauterine bicarbonate treatment on intestinal damage and interstitial cells of Cajal (ICC) in gastroschisis.
METHODS
Thirteen-day-old fertilized chick eggs were randomly allocated into 4
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The authors report, for cautionary reasons, their trial with "minimal intervention management" for gastroschisis. After the successful innovative experience with this approach, which Bianchi and Dickson described, they utilized it in 4 consecutive patients.
METHODS
In the delivery room a
Fetuses with digestive anomalies such as gastroschisis may present intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR) and shortened intestines.
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The aim of this study was to assess the influence caused by amniotic fluid (AF) in intestinal length and somatic growth in an experimental gastroschisis fetal
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Prolonged exposure to amniotic fluid causes the intestinal changes such as serosal edema, thickening, fibrous coating, and adhesions in gastroschisis. The effect of amnio-allantoic fluid (AAF) pH on intestines was evaluated using a chick embryo gastroschisis model.
METHODS
Seventy fertile
Previous animal models of gastroschisis have been associated with high mortality and variable degrees of intestinal evisceration. Using current fetal surgical techniques, an improved model of gastroschisis in fetal rabbits was developed. Twenty-eight time-mated New Zealand white rabbits underwent
OBJECTIVE
Our purpose was (1) to assess the influence of delivery route on neonatal outcome in fetuses with gastroschisis and (2) to correlate ultrasonographic appearance of fetal bowel with immediate postnatal outcome.
METHODS
Forty-seven cases (1986 to 1994) were reviewed; three abortions and two
OBJECTIVE
Our objective was to compare neonatal postoperative morbidity for the neonate with prenatally diagnosed gastroschisis delivered vaginally with that for the perinate undergoing elective cesarean at or before the onset of labor.
METHODS
Retrospective maternal and neonatal data were obtained
The intestinal damage in gastroschisis (GS) has been attributed to a narrow abdominal wall defect (AWD), among other causes, but this causal effect is difficult to prove in humans. The present experimental study was done to ascertain the damaging effect of clinically extrapolable mild and moderate
Five of 22 infants operated upon in the last 4 yr for gastroschisis had an associated loss of intestinal continuity. Four of the infants had an intestinal atresia and one had a gangrenous segment of ileum. Each had primary closure of the gastroschisis and decompression of the proximal intestine.
Amniotic fluid exchange is a method for prevention of intestinal damage in gastroschisis, but its techniques are different in studies. We investigated the effects of amnioinfusion exchange on histological changes of intestine and feasibility and safety of amniotic fluid exchange through central vein