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      Laparoscopic repair of neonatal gastric perforation

      Journal of Pediatric Surgery
      Vol. 41Issue 1e57–e58Published in issue: January, 2006
      • Sylvia Glüer
      • Annika I. Schmidt
      • Natalie K. Jesch
      • Benno M. Ure
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        Gastric perforation is a rare, life-threatening condition in neonates. To avoid deterioration, prompt surgical treatment is mandatory.
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        Complications of the minimally invasive repair of pectus excavatum

        Journal of Pediatric Surgery
        Vol. 40Issue 11e7–e9Published in issue: November, 2005
        • Johannes Leonhardt
        • Joachim F. Kübler
        • Jayanthi Feiter
        • Benno M. Ure
        • Claus Petersen
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          Minimally invasive repair of pectus excavatum (MIRPE) has become widely popular since its introduction in the late 1990s by Nuss. We describe 1 unusual complication after MIRPE and 1 life-threatening bleeding during removal of the pectus bar.
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          Surgical repair of combined gastroschisis and sternal cleft

          Journal of Pediatric Surgery
          Vol. 40Issue 6e21–e23Published in issue: June, 2005
          • Annika I. Schmidt
          • Natalie K. Jesch
          • Sylvia Glüer
          • Benno M. Ure
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            We present a case of prenatally diagnosed gastroschisis combined with a sternal cleft, as well as the successful surgical management of this unusual condition. Successful management of gastroschisis combined with sternal cleft has not been reported before in the literature.
            Surgical repair of combined gastroschisis and sternal cleft
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