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PMC10132136_02
(A-F) Basic clinical datd of the children.
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F1
After the veins were occluded using vascular clips, the arterial pressure, venous pressure, and blood gas analysis of the infant were stable, and vital signs were unchanged (Figure 1B). The sternal cartilage was severed, and the parasite was removed (Figure 1E). The abdominal wall and umbilical incisions were sutured separately to reconstruct the appearance of the umbilicus (Figure 1F).
PMC10132136_03
(A-F) Basic clinical datd of the children.
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F1
After the veins were occluded using vascular clips, the arterial pressure, venous pressure, and blood gas analysis of the infant were stable, and vital signs were unchanged (Figure 1B). The sternal cartilage was severed, and the parasite was removed (Figure 1E). The abdominal wall and umbilical incisions were sutured separately to reconstruct the appearance of the umbilicus (Figure 1F).
Disease characteristics of EHCTs reported in the literature: according to previous literature. Diseases EHCTs are characterized by the incidence of malformations, among which a more important part can be seen that a part of parasitic fetal intestine travels through the abdominal wall of the main body, which needs to be avoided during surgery.
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F2
A lumen was formed by the peritoneum between the surface of the liver of the autosite, the umbilicus of the autosite, and the common channel, which was not connected to the abdominal cavity of the autosite; the parasitic GI tract was located in this lumen (Figure 2).