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Y4R4 - Surgery II 👨‍⚕️ > L1: Gastrochisis & Omphalocele > Flashcards

L1: Gastrochisis & Omphalocele Flashcards

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Def of Gastroschisis

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  • Congenital defect of anterior abdominal wall, Most often to the right of umbilicus.
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Pathophysiology of Gastroschisis

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  • Due to unsupported right side of umbilicus after resorption of right umbilical vein at 4 Wk gestation
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Incidence of Gastroschisis

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0.4 - 3 per 10K

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Age in Gastroschisis

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Frequent with young mothers

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CP of Gastroschisis

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Associated Anomalies with Gastroschisis

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Dx of Gastroschisis

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Dx of Gastroschisis

  • US
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Dx of Gastroschisis

  • MSAFP
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Increases 9 times

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TTT of Gastroschisis

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  • pre, op & Post
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TTT of Gastroschisis

  • Pre-Operative
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Pre-Operative TTT of Gastroschisis

  • Is it a surgical emergency?
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It is a true surgical emergency that require rapid surgical intervention to:

  • Prevent injury of the eviscerated bowel
  • Control the problem of heat & fluid loss
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Pre-Operative TTT of Gastroschisis

  • Rapid Resuccitation
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  • Placement of lower ½ of infant in sterile bowel bag or wrap the eviscerated bowel with sterile moistened saline gauze dressings to control fluid & heat losses.
  • Nasogastric tube for gastrointestinal decompression in order to facilitate reduction of the viscera inside the abdomen.
  • Fluid resuscitation: 125-150% of the required maintenance fluids because of the large surface area of the body of the neonate in relation to the low body weight.
  • ABG & correction of any abnormality.
  • Broad spectrum antibiotics to guard against possible sepsis.
  • Screening for associated anomalies (Uncommon with gastroschisis).

N.B.: Control of hypothermia is essential in cases with abdominal wall defects

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Operative TTT of Gastroschisis

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  • 1ry Closure
  • Silo Placement & Delayed Closure
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Operative TTT of Gastroschisis

  • 1ry Closure
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Indicators of increased intraabdominal pressure during 1ry Closure of Gastroschisis

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  • Peak inspiratory pressure › 25 mmhg.
  • CVP raised 4 mmHg or more.
  • Bladder pressure › 20 mmHg (Intravesical pressure is measured by a catheter connected to a manometer).
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Operative TTT of Gastroschisis

  • Silo Placement & Delayed Closure
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Operative TTT of Gastroschisis

  • Indications of Silo Placement & Delayed Closure
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  • Failure of reduction of the eviscerated bowel
  • Manifestations of increased intra-abdominal pressure during attempts of abdominal closure.
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Operative TTT of Gastroschisis

  • Methods of Silo Placement & Delayed Closure
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  • Preformed by using spring-loaded silo or silo constructed from rectangular Silastic Sheeting.
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Operative TTT of Gastroschisis

  • Aims of Silo Placement & Delayed Closure
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  • Aims at progressive reduction of eviscerated bowel over no more than 5-7 days.
  • Once bowel reduced completely, fascial edges approximated to remove silo for delayed closure.
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TTT of Gastrochisis

  • Post-operative
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Post-operative TTT of Gastrochisis

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Def of Exomphalos / Omphalocele

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Congenital defect of anterior abdominal wall, Present at umbilical ring.

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Incidence of Exomphalos / Omphalocele

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1-2 / 10K live births

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Sex in Exomphalos/Omphalocele

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More in Males

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Sex in Exomphalos/Omphalocele

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More in Males

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Age in Exomphalos/Omphalocele

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Frequent with maternal age >30 Y

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CP of Exomphalos/Omphalocele

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Types of Exomphalos/Omphalocele

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Associated Anomalies of Exomphalos/Omphalocele

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Associated Anomalies of Exomphalos/Omphalocele

  • Cardiac
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Associated Anomalies of Exomphalos/Omphalocele

  • GIT
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Duodenal atresia

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Associated Anomalies of Exomphalos/Omphalocele

  • Increased Incidence of Tumors
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  • Wilms tumor.
  • Neuroblastoma tumor.
  • Adrenocortical tumors.
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Associated Anomalies of Exomphalos/Omphalocele

  • Chromosomal Anomalies
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  • Trisomy 13, 15, 16, 18, 21.
  • Turner syndrome.
  • Klinefelter syndrome.
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Dx of Exomphalos/Omphalocele

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TTT of Exomphalos/Omphalocele

  • Pre-Operative
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Pre-Operative TTT of Exomphalos/Omphalocele

  • Is it Urgent?
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less urgent than gastroschisis provided that the covering sac is intact.

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Pre-Operative TTT of Exomphalos/Omphalocele

  • Stabilization & Resuscitation
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Operative TTT of Exomphalos/Omphalocele

  • 1ry Closure
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Operative TTT of Exomphalos/Omphalocele

  • if 1ry Closure Fails
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Operative TTT of Exomphalos/Omphalocele

  • Silo Placement & Delayed Closure
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Non-Operative TTT of Exomphalos/Omphalocele

  • Indications
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Indicated in cases with high operative risk
- Giant omphalocele
- Severe cardiac anomalies
- Significant chromosomal abnormalities

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Non-Operative TTT of Exomphalos/Omphalocele

  • Topical eschar forming agents
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Post-operative TTT of Omphalocele

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44
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Compare Between Gastroschisis & Omphalocele in terms of

  • Size
  • Evisceration
  • Sac
  • Bowels
  • Anomalies
  • Maternal Age
  • Non-operative TTT
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