Table 1 Report of omphalocele with umbilical evagination of the bladder
Case no. | Author (year) | Sex | Prenatal diagnosis | Type of omphalocele | Associated anomalies | Age at surgery (Days) | Postoperative complications |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Shimokawahara et al. (1978) [3] | Male | N.A | Cord hernia | Absent | 36 days | Absent (after 20 months) |
2 | Takeuchi et al. (1981) [4] | Female | NA | Cord hernia | Absent | 0 day | Absent (after 7 months) |
3 | Akashi et al. (1985) [5] | Male | NA | Cord hernia | Absent | 0 day | Absent (after 1 month) |
4 | Grinda, et al. (1987) [6] | Male | NA | NA | Absent | 0 day | A bilateral vesico-ureteral reflux grade II |
5 | Yaoita et al. (1994) [7] | Male | Umbilical cyst | Cord hernia | Absent | 0 day | Perforative peritonitis |
6 | Thambi et al. (2000) [8] | Male | NA | Cord hernia | Absent | NA | NA |
7 | Werner et al. (2007) [9] | Female | Umbilical cyst / omphalocele | Cord hernia | Absent | 2 days | Absent (after 5 years) |
8 | Our case | Male | Umbilical cyst / omphalocele | Cord hernia | Absent | 1 day | Absent (after 25 month) |