… Component separation, with or without mesh, has been … of the membrane with an absorbable
suture prior to topical agents has … coverage may require serial grafting as well over a bed of …

… Management of giant omphalocele is challenging because … a (non)absorbable mesh, skin
grafts, or skin flaps. Staged closure … with skin grafts as a cover to protect the viscera in ruptured …

… interposition mesh grafts [13]. Disadvantages to … A ruptured sac can be closed primarily
[22], but the rupture may prompt placement of either a Silastic silo or a synthetic absorbable mesh…

… risks of hepatic injury or sac rupture. The delivery of babies … to skin at the amnio-cutaneous
junction; or a skin flap can be … The reported experience of non-absorbable meshes such as …

… These defects are further defined as small, giant, or ruptured [… The subcutaneous flaps were
raised, and a counter-incision … A split-thickness skin graft was used to provide coverage of …

… In 4 patients, an absorbable mesh was used to reinforce the … flaps are then closed primarily
at midline with a mesh when … We did not have any ruptured sacs after applying Duoderm Ⓡ …

… a giant omphalocele, birth dystocia, rupture of the omphalocele, … -thickness skin
grafting can be utilized to complete coverage. … We secure the mesh using interrupted non-absorbable …

… absorbable mesh at 13 days after the primary silo placement. … graft of Gore-Tex© when the
closure was still not achievable. … There was only one ruptured omphalocele but all reported …

… Omphalocele rupture and hemorrhagic liver injury represent … placement of a silo or synthetic
graft material, with timing of … of a synthetic or non-absorbable mesh. The result is relative …

… -Tex ® mesh as a bridge to primary omphalocele closure in an infant with partial Pentalogy
of Cantrell and giant ruptured omphalocele. This strategy can be used in management of …