Abstract:In gastroschisis, the defect in the abdominal wall is located almost always to the right of the umbilicus. Left-sided gastroschisis is a very rare entity. A case of left sided gastroschisis has been described here, with review of literature.
“…[1,2] Most of these cases have been females. Compared to the commonly observed right sided lesions, LSG have increased incidence of associated extra-intestinal and intestinal anomalies which make their prognosis worse.…”
“…[1,2] Most of these cases have been females. Compared to the commonly observed right sided lesions, LSG have increased incidence of associated extra-intestinal and intestinal anomalies which make their prognosis worse.…”
“…[2] Majority of the reported cases of left sided gastroschisis occurred in female babies born to young age mothers. [3][4][5] Our patient was also a female and born to a young 18 year old primigravida. Over 90% cases of gastroschisis can now be diagnosed on antenatal ultrasound examination of the…”
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