Introduction: We report a case of gastroschisis seen in our center, highlighting the rarity of
this clinical entity. The author equally reviewed the existing literature covering the …

Introduction: gastroschisis is a congenital malformation characterized by a visceral
herniation through a defect in the abdominal wall. It is commonly located to the right of the …

Discussion: There is no clarity about the exact cause of gastroschisis, since it is a
multifactorial disease. It can be diagnosed during the prenatal stage by means of …

Background: Gastroschisis often has a fatal outcome in developing countries. Its outcome is
taken as an indicator of the level of healthcare in a particular healthcare facility. The aim was …

Objective: To identify the antenatal, perinatal and postnatal factors associated with adverse
outcomes in infants diagnosed with gastroschisis at The University Hospital of the West …

Background: Gastroschisis is a common congenital anterior abdominal wall defect. With the
advancement of neonatal care outcome of gastroschisis is improving worldwide but the …

Gastroschisis may lead to serious congenital disability, as prolonged exposure to the
amniotic fluid could compromise the mesenteric blood flow and irritate the foetal intestinal …

Aims and Objectives: Gastroschisis is a predominantly full thickness right-sided periumbilical
abdominal wall defect. We have observed that the GS birth prevalence has more than …

Gastroschisis is a congenital abdominal wall defect where the intestine, stomach and rarely
the other abdominal organs like the ovary, urinary bladder and the liver eviscerate through …

Gastroschisis is a relatively rare birth defect in which the babys intestines (stomach, large or
small intestines) extends outside of the abdominal wall or exit their body from a 2 to 5 cm …