PMC3214484_01
Child with epigastric omphalocoele
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F1
No other anomalies were seen on examination [Figure 1].
PMC3214484_02
Noticeable midline fibrous raphe
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F2
A thin membranous covering of the epigastrium about 3 cm in diameter was noted, with a raised fibrous raphe, of about 5 mm extending from the membranous covering of the epigastrium to a normal appearing umbilical stump [Figure 2].
Chest X-ray showing centrally placed globular heart
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F3
A chest radiograph revealed a centrally placed globular heart, with good lung expansion and markings, bilaterally [Figure 3].