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Thoracic versus abdominal approach to correct diaphragmatic eventration in children
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In brief
Commentary on surgical approaches for correcting diaphragmatic eventration in pediatric patients, comparing thoracic versus abdominal access routes. The piece discusses technical considerations for choosing between these two operative strategies in children with this congenital diaphragm abnormality.
Written by the GCMD Library team from the article.
We read with interest the article ‘Thoracic versus abdominal approach to correct diaphragmatic eventration in children’ by Alisha Gupta et al. [1]. We congratulate the authors for publication of their study.
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