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1Sheffield Children's Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Western Bank, United Kingdom. sean.marven@sch.nhs.uk
Abstract:
Early definitive closure of abdominal wall defects is possible in most cases. Staged reduction does offer distinct advantages, and mortality and morbidity may be better. Risk stratification may produce outcome and tailor management of difficult cases in the form of a clinical pathway. Stem cell technology may, in the future, offer the ideal allogenic prosthesis in complex cases.
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