Abstract
The persistence of permeable omphalomesenteric duct is one of the less frequent forms of presentation, within the pathology, of the embryonic remnants derived from this duct. We present the case of a 30-day-old infant who is diagnosed with permeable omphalomesenteric duct, and resective surgery is performed, with a good postoperative evolution and with home discharge at 8 days. The embryology data as well as the pathology, the clinical presentation, the differential diagnoses and the therapeutic options are reviewed.
Highlights
The persistence of permeable omphalosenteric duct is one of the less frequent forms of presentation, within the pathology, of the embryonic remnants derived from this duct
We present the case of a 30-day-old infant who is diagnosed with permeable omphalomesenteric duct, and resective surgery is performed, with a good postoperative evolution and with home discharge at 8 days
Dadas las características del líquido (bilioso) no se sospecha alteración a nivel de otros restos embrionarios del cordón, como es el caso del uraco persistente[11]
Summary
The persistence of permeable omphalosenteric duct is one of the less frequent forms of presentation, within the pathology, of the embryonic remnants derived from this duct. Las alteraciones a nivel del cordón umbilical son en su conjunto frecuentes en el neonato, por lo que tanto neonatólogos como cirujanos deben conocerlas e identificarlas a fin de actuar oportunamente.
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