Laparoschisis : facteurs échographiques et obstétricaux prédictifs d’une évolution post-natale défavorable

Ducellier, G.; Moussy, P; Sahmoune, L.; Bonneau, S.; Alanio, E.; Bory, J

doi:10.1016/j.gyobfe.2016.07.002

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“…Through this defect, the small intestines and the colon are most often externalized and more rarely the liver and the stomach. [1] In recent years, there has been considerable progress in the management of this anomaly in developed countries, but the situation is still dismal in sub-Saharan Africa where mortality remains high. In fact, this management is so challenging in Africa that the disease has been identified as an indicator of the level of health in pediatrics.…”

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Dismal outcome of gastroschisis in a resource-limited country in West Africa: Relevant issues and what to expect?

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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 to study the outcome of the management of gastroschisis and to identify the main challenges of its treatment in a country with limited resources. Methods: This is a prospective and descriptive study conducted over a period of 4 years (2016-2020). It included all the neonates admitted to the two referral hospitals of our country with the diagnosis of gastroschisis. Each of the university hospitals had a neonatology unit. Parenteral nutrition and assisted ventilation were not available. Results: Twenty patients were admitted to our hospitals with an annual frequency of five cases. The sex ratio (M:F) was 1.5. Only one of the 20 mothers (5%) of the patients had an antenatal diagnosis and was the only one born in a university hospital. The remaining (19-95%) were referred to a university hospital after their birth. None of the 20 patients had received parenteral nutrition. Surgically, seven babies (35%) had benefited from the placement of a silo with progressive reduction of the bowels. The mortality of gastroschisis was 100% and the average life span of the patients was 4.5 days [1-20 days]. Conclusion: It is important to act appropriately on the whole chain of management of gastroschisis from antenatal diagnosis to treatment so that this pathology is no longer fatal for newborns in countries with limited resources.

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Dismal outcome of gastroschisis in a resource-limited country in West Africa: Relevant issues and what to expect?

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“…Il est défini comme l'issue de viscères libres dans le liquide amniotique par un défect pariétal le plus souvent latéro-ombilical droit. Il est le plus souvent constitué d'anses grêle ou colique mais peut parfois comprendre l'extériorisation d'autres organes comme le foie ou l'estomac [2].…”

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Corrélation des données anténatales et postnatales en cas de laparoschisis : expérience d’un CPDPN

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Ricard

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Gynécologie Obstétrique Fertilité & Sénologie

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Fetal abdominal wall defects in an Australian tertiary setting: contemporary characteristics, ultrasound accuracy, and outcome

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Patel

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The Journal of Maternal-Fetal & Neonatal Medicine

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Laparoschisis : facteurs échographiques et obstétricaux prédictifs d’une évolution post-natale défavorable

Cited by 4 publications

References 14 publications

Dismal outcome of gastroschisis in a resource-limited country in West Africa: Relevant issues and what to expect?

Dismal outcome of gastroschisis in a resource-limited country in West Africa: Relevant issues and what to expect?

Corrélation des données anténatales et postnatales en cas de laparoschisis : expérience d’un CPDPN

Fetal abdominal wall defects in an Australian tertiary setting: contemporary characteristics, ultrasound accuracy, and outcome

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