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Closure of large skin defect associated with thoracolumbar rachischisis. Case report
Journal of Neurosurgery
|November 1, 1977
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The management of a premature infant with a large skin defect associated with thoracolumbar rachischisis is presented. Full-thickness closure was achieved in 8 days using a new technique, adapted from a method of closing large omphaloceles.
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