Cloacal Exstrophy Repair with Primary Closure of Bladder Exstrophy: A Case Report and Review of Literature
George Stephen Bethell, Navroop Singh Johal, Peter Malcom Cuckow
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George Stephen Bethell, Navroop Singh Johal, Peter Malcom Cuckow
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Cloacal exstrophy is the most complex congenital, ventral, abdominal wall defect. Traditionally surgery consists of a staged approach to repair which takes place on many separate theatre visits. In this case a primary approach was undertaken resulting in a relatively short inpatient stay and a reduced risk from multiple surgical procedures under general anaesthesia.
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Cloacal exstrophy is the most complex congenital, ventral, abdominal wall defect. Traditionally surgery consists of a staged approach to repair which takes place on many separate theatre visits. In this case a primary approach was undertaken resulting in a relatively short inpatient stay and a reduced risk from multiple surgical procedures under general anaesthesia.
Key concepts: Cloacal exstrophy, Medicine, Bladder exstrophy, Surgery, Abdominal wall, Closure (psychology), Economics, Market economy