PMC4317205_01
(A) A major omphalocele with liver in the central position. (B) A defect of the ventral part of diaphragm, aplastic lower sternum, defective hypoplastic pericardium, and caudal displacement of heart. (C) A reconstruction of diaphragm with direct stitches after mobilizing the posterior leaf. (D) A polytetrafluoroethylene patch used for the staged abdominal wall reconstruction with pericardial drain and umbilical vein catheter in situ. (E) A scar plate formation below the mesh. (F) A boy at the age of 4. Rectus muscles seem to be retracted with no signs of reherniation.
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He has a good cosmetic outcome (Fig.1F), with no signs of reherniation or cardiac dysfunction.
PMC4317205_02
(A) A major omphalocele with liver in the central position. (B) A defect of the ventral part of diaphragm, aplastic lower sternum, defective hypoplastic pericardium, and caudal displacement of heart. (C) A reconstruction of diaphragm with direct stitches after mobilizing the posterior leaf. (D) A polytetrafluoroethylene patch used for the staged abdominal wall reconstruction with pericardial drain and umbilical vein catheter in situ. (E) A scar plate formation below the mesh. (F) A boy at the age of 4. Rectus muscles seem to be retracted with no signs of reherniation.
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He has a good cosmetic outcome (Fig.1F), with no signs of reherniation or cardiac dysfunction.