2012, Number 604
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Rev Med Cos Cen 2012; 69 (604)
Manejo ortopédico de la extrofia vesical
Brenes VF, Ramírez RT, Sanabria ÁG
Language: Spanish
References: 22
Page: 517-522
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ABSTRACT
Bladder Extrophy is a complex
congenital deformity, which
includes the musculoskeletal
system, the pelvis anteriorly show
pubis diastasis and posteriorly
an abnormal external rotation.
It has been proved that the
pelvic osteotomy is important in
this cases, it allows the urologic
reconstruction to heal without
tension. We describe our results
in the orthopedic management
of the bladder extrophy in the
National Childrens Hospital,
in Costa Rica, highlighting two
aspects, the osteotomy type we
use, which is our own description
and that we perform this
surgery during neonatal age. We
have good results, with almost
no complications, including 9
patients, from 9 to 18 years of
follow up from their surgery,
we analize the radiologic and
functional results.
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