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Nonoperative external compression procedure in the management of omphalocele

Omfalosele yaklaşımda cerrahi olmayan dışardan sıkıştırma yöntemi

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30–33
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This procedure allows a controlled nonoperative reduction of the herniated viscera without complication at the bedside.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The management of patients with a giant omphalocele remains a challenging clinical problem.
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Key Findings & Data:Although resection of the omphalocele sac and applying a prosthetic material (Silo procedure) that allowed external manual compression of giant omphalocele have been described clearly previously, it may have some problems such as repeating operations, and infection of the fascia with disruption of the suture line.
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Conclusion & Impact:This procedure allows a controlled nonoperative reduction of the herniated viscera without complication at the bedside.
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Abstract

The management of patients with a giant omphalocele remains a challenging clinical problem. Although resection of the omphalocele sac and applying a prosthetic material (Silo procedure) that allowed external manual compression of giant omphalocele have been described clearly previously, it may have some problems such as repeating operations, and infection of the fascia with disruption of the suture line. The authors describe a successful noninvasive external compression technique with using an elastic string bag for the management of giant omphalocele in three newborn. This procedure allows a controlled nonoperative reduction of the herniated viscera without complication at the bedside.

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Büyük çaplı omfalosel hastalarına yaklaşım hala tartışılan klinik bir sorundur. Her ne kadar bu hastalarda organların redüksiyonu için dışardan sıkıştırmak için omfalosel kesesinin çıkarılarak sentetik bir materyalin yerleştirilmesi (Silo yöntemi) daha önce tanımlanmışsa da, tekrarlayan ameliyatlar ve dikiş hattının ayrılması ile fasya enfeksiyonu gibi sorunlar olabilmektedir. Bu sunuda, yazarlar, büyük çaplı omfalosele sahip üç yenidoğanda organların redüksiyonunda başarıyla uyguladıkları elastik file ile dışardan sıkıştırma yöntemini tanımlamaktadırlar. Bu yöntem kese içine girmiş organların hasta yatağında, cerrahi yapılmadan ve komplikasyona yol açmadan karna geri gönderilmesini sağlamaktadır.

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KAYA, M., BOLEKEN, M. E., DEMİRTAŞ, O., MEMETOĞLU, M. E., KANMAZ, T., YÜCESAN, S. (2007). Nonoperative external compression procedure in the management of omphalocele. Çocuk Cerrahisi Dergisi, Cilt: 21 - Sayı: 1, 30–33. https://ajindex.com/articles/160100

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