| Abdominal Wall Defect Page 6 |
 
 
 
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| Abdominal Wall Defect Page 6 |
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The slit like defect is left after total reduction using rolling over tongue blade technique |
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The abdominal sheath is sutured during secondary closure. Nylon or Prolene mesh may be necessary in some cases with large defect |
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In most cases, secondary closure can be performed without any difficulty |
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The baby born with an abdominal wall defect can be treated successfully and survive as normal |
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The baby born with deficiency in abdominal musculature, Prune-belly syndrome |
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Prune-belly syndrome is easily recognized. Deficiency of abdominal musculature causes prune-like abdominal wall |
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Defect of upper abdominal and lower anterior thoracic wall caused ectopia cordis |
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The abdominal wall defect can be diagnosed prenatally by ultrasonography |
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The abdominal wall defect can be diagnosed prenatally by ultrasonography |
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The abdominal wall defect can be diagnosed prenatally by ultrasonography |
