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Gastroschisis.
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Preop positioning.
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Occasionally, bowel will look relatively normal.
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Usually, bowel is thickened and dilated.
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Blind pouch portion of bowel on vascular stalk.
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Positioning prior to primary bowel reduction.
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Finger used to gently stretch the abdominal wall for primary replacement of abdominal contents.
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Column-shaped silo can be used when primary replacement cannot be accomplished safely due to risk of bowel infarction or respiratory compromise.
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Bowel is gradually reduced into abdomen over one week. Silo is sequentially tied, stapled, clamped or sutured.
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Purse-string suture around defect creates an umbilicus.
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