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Fig 1-4

Fig. 1. case 1. Showing hernia into umbilical cord.

Fig. 2. Gase 1. Appearance following repair.

Fig. 3. Case 2. I«ateral view. (a) (c) Lateral mass, bladder. Hernia into umbilical cord. (b)

Fig. 4. Case 2. Anterior view·. Opening of ssmall intestine.

(a) Hernia into umbilical cord. (b) Faeces emerging from opening of small intestine. (c) Lateral masses, bladder. (d) 11nperforate anus.


Reference

Burns CW. and Ogryzlo MA. Congenital hernia into the umbilical cord; two cases, one associated with persistent cloaca. (1938) Can Med Assoc J. 39(5): 438-41. PMID 20321146


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