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Case Reports
. 2007 May-Jun;27(3):212-3.
doi: 10.5144/0256-4947.2007.212.

Umbilical hernia associated with extracelomic intestinal atresia and perforation of the ileum in a newborn

Kamalesh Pal  1 , Ahmad Nofal
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Case Reports

Umbilical hernia associated with extracelomic intestinal atresia and perforation of the ileum in a newborn

Kamalesh Pal et al. Ann Saudi Med. 2007 May-Jun.
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Figure 1
Hernia of the umbilical cord with perforation of the gut and black tubular structures in the cord.
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Figure 2
Type 3A ileal atresia.
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