Omphalocele

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Omphalocele

Exomphalos

Umbilical hernia

[Clinical features: abdominal wall defect in which the intestines, liver, and occasionally other organs remain outside of the abdomen in a sac because of a defect in the development of the muscles of the abdominal wall; the sac protrudes in the midline, through the umbilicus]


Omphalocele in 8-day-old male neonate who underwent CT to be evaluated for abscess after surgery. CT scan shows liver (L) protruding through defect (arrows) in anterior abdominal wall	Pelvic Ectopia of the Liver in an Adult Associated with Omphalocele Repair as a Neonate	Pelvic Ectopia of the Liver in an Adult Associated with Omphalocele Repair as a Neonate
American Journal of Roentgenology	American Journal of Roentgenology	American Journal of Roentgenology


Pelvic Ectopia of the Liver in an Adult Associated with Omphalocele Repair as a Neonate	Pelvic Ectopia of the Liver in an Adult Associated with Omphalocele Repair as a Neonate	Exomphalos
American Journal of Roentgenology	American Journal of Roentgenology	Diploma in Fetal Medicine Series


Omphalocele repair: Aftercare	Omphalocele repair: Indications	Omphalocele repair: Normal anatomy
MedlinePlus	MedlinePlus	MedlinePlus


Omphalocele repair: Procedure	Omphalocele, gross	Omphalocele, gross
MedlinePlus	WebPath: The Internet Pathology Laboratory	WebPath: The Internet Pathology Laboratory

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Edited by Aldo Campana, August 21, 2012