Mehmet KARACA, Kahraman ÜLKER, Mustafa ERSÖZ, Abdülaziz GÜL, İsmail TEMUR, İslim VOLKAN

The role of three-dimensional ultrasound in the differential diagnosis of omphalocele and gastroschisis

Gasroşizis ve omfalosel karın ön duvarının en sık malformasyonlarındandır ve her ikisi de yüksek morbidite ve mortalite ile birliktedir. Bazen bu durumların tanısı hekimler için zor olmakta ve aile de farkına varamamaktadır. Bu makalede bir omfalosel ve bir gastroşizis vakasının iki ve üç boyutlu ultasonografik tanısal özellikleri sunulmuştur. Her iki durum ve bu durumların tanı ve tedavisinde üç boyutlu ultrasonografinin yeri ve klinik yönetimi tıbbi literatür ışığında tartışılmıştır. Üç boyutlu ultrasonografi omfalosel ve gastroşizisin tanı ve ağırlığını belirlemede yardımcıdır.

Omfalosel ve gastroşizis ayırıcı tanısında üç boyutlu ultrasonografinin rolü

Gastroschisis and omphalocele are the two of the most common malformations of the anterior abdominal wall that both of them associated with high morbidity and mortality. Sometimes the diagnosis and the realization of the situations by physicians and the parents are difficult. Herein, one omphalocele and one gastroschisis cases were presented with the two-dimensional and three-dimensional ultrasonographic diagnostic features. The two entities and the role of three-dimensional ultrasound in diagnosis and the clinical management of the situations are discussed in the view of medical literature. The three-dimensional ultrasound helps in the diagnosis and detection of the severity of the omphalocele and the gastroschisis.

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