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Cloacal Exstrophy: A Modification of the Newborn Operation - Leaving the Cecal Plate Untouched

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What the experts said14 expert statements
Cloacal exstrophy is the most complex of all anatomic problems faced by the pediatric reconstructive surgeon
Opinion
In cloacal exstrophy, the distal ileum and appendix are often intussuscepted
Clinical
The traditional newborn operation separates the cecal plate from within the two hemibladders, tubularizes it, and adds it to the fecal stream
Clinical
The rationale for tubularizing the cecum was to maximize the amount of colon the patient had and to avoid resorption of urine by bowel mucosa
Clinical
The tubularized cecum led to stasis and bacterial overgrowth
Clinical
Urinary absorption by bowel did not lead to the clinical concern of acidosis that had been expected
Clinical
Leaving the cecal plate untouched avoids the technically challenging separation of the cecal plate from between the two hemibladders
Clinical
Leaving the cecal plate untouched allows for an auto augmentation of the bladder
Clinical
The ileum to hindgut connection is a 1 to 1 size differential
Clinical
Leaving the cecal plate untouched avoids the tubularized cecum which leads to problems related to dysmotility
Clinical
In this case the hindgut was about 12 centimeters, a good length
Clinical
The hindgut ended blindly as a colonic atresia
Clinical
In this case, essentially this is just the right colon
Clinical
A Cheatle maneuver on the hindgut was needed to set up a better aligned ileum to hindgut anastomosis
Clinical