There is great global disparity in the outcome of infants born with gastroschisis. Mortality
approaches 100% in many low income countries. Barriers to better outcomes include lack of …

Objective To quantify outcomes and analyze factors predictive of morbidity and mortality in
infants with gastroschisis. Study design Clinical data regarding neonates with gastroschisis …

Care of infants with gastroschisis is associated with a significant burden on health care
delivery systems. Mortality rates in patients with gastroschisis have significantly improved …

Background The survival rate of infants with gastroschisis has improved significantly. It is
over 90% in developed countries, but 50% in developing countries. This study aimed to …

Introduction With modern treatment, survival of gastroschisis exceeds 90% in high-income
countries. Survival in these countries has been largely attributed to prenatal diagnosis …

Abstract Background/Purpose Gastroschisis is a resource-intensive birth defect without
consensus regarding optimal surgical and medical management. We sought to determine …

Background Care of infants with gastroschisis is centralized in Canada and noncentralized
in the United States. We conducted an outcomes comparison between the two countries and …

Purpose The incidence of gastroschisis is rising worldwide. In developed countries
advances in neonatal intensive care (NICU) and the availability of total parenteral nutrition …

Original article: Improving outcomes for neonates with gastroschisis in low-income and
middle-income countries: a systematic review protocol - PMC Back to Top Skip to main content …

Background Survival of newborns with gastroschisis is significantly higher in high-income
versus low and middle-income countries. We reviewed treatment and outcomes of …