İnkomplet Cantrell Pentolojisi Tanı Olgu Sunumu

Mahmut Serkan Sarıkaya; İpek Dokurel; Orkun Çetin; Tümerkan Cenk

doi:10.53424/balikesirsbd.1055769

Case Report

Incomplete Cantrell Pentalogy Diagnosis Case Report

Year 2023, , 441 - 444, 23.06.2023

Mahmut Serkan Sarıkaya , İpek Dokurel , Orkun Çetin , Tümerkan Cenk

https://doi.org/10.53424/balikesirsbd.1055769

Abstract

Cantrell pentalogy is a rare disorder encountered in fetal an intrauterine life. Pentalogy of Cantrell consist more than one pathological components these are sternal, pericardial, diafragmatic, anterior abdominal wall defects.Pentalogy of Cantrell firstly described by Cantrelll and colleageus at 1958. Prevalance of Cantrell is 1/65.000- 1/200.000. In our case we want to evaluate clinical and post clinical pathways insight of literature.

Keywords

Cantrell, incomplete, prognosis

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