Management of giant omphalocele with a simple and efficient nonsurgical silo
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In brief
In brief
This article presents a staged silo approach for managing giant omphalocele that demonstrates improved safety and efficiency compared to traditional methods. The technique reduces time to abdominal closure while minimizing morbidity and mortality in neonatal patients with this complex abdominal wall defect.
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The staged silo management of giant omphalocele in this series is safe and effective and reduces the time to closure and potential morbidity and mortality compared with traditional surgical or medical management.
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