Recovering From Depression Repairing Damage
Gastroschisis repair is surgery to correct a birth defect that causes an opening in the skin and muscles covering the belly (abdominal wall). The opening allows intestines and sometimes other organs to bulge outside the belly. The surgeon places the organs back inside the belly and closes the belly wall.
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Gastroschisis -
Omphalocele (a similar defect) Omphalocele repair
Alternative Names
Abdominal wall defect repair
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The goal of surgery is to place the organs back into the...
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