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case_images: The appearance of the patient's abdomen before surgery at nine days old. The omphalocele is tied, hemibladder plates are extrophied along with caecum. The hemiphalli are inferior to the hemibladder plates.
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case_images: The small omphalocele was tied as shown in Figure 1.
case_images: The appearance of the patient's abdomen after surgery in clinic at 8 weeks old. The end colostomy is visible along with the opening of the bladder neck and the hemiphalli.
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case_images: The catheters were removed; he was discharged home three weeks following surgery and then seen in clinic when he was eight weeks old (Figure 2).