ANTERIOR INNOMINATE OSTEOTOMY FOR CLOSURE OF NEGLECTED BLADDER EXSTROPHY: A REPORT OF TWO CASES AND A BRIEF REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE

Keyphrases

• Bladder Exstrophy 100%
• Innominate Osteotomy 100%
• Diastasis 100%
• 12-year-olds 66%
• Older Patients 66%
• External Fixator 66%
• Age Groups 33%
• Pediatric 33%
• Surgeons 33%
• After Surgery 33%
• Postoperative Complications 33%
• Abdominal Wall 33%
• Gastrointestinal Tract 33%
• 7-year-olds 33%
• Congenital Malformations 33%
• Surgical Team 33%
• Surgery Service 33%
• Bladder Wall 33%
• Corrective 33%
• Pediatric Surgery 33%
• Normal Gait 33%
• Neglected Cases 33%
• Genitourinary Tract 33%
• Bed Rest 33%
• Pubic Diastasis 33%
• Leg Rotation 33%
• Skin Traction 33%
• Urological Abnormalities 33%
• Orthopaedic Reconstruction 33%
• Perfect Closure 33%
• Pediatric Orthopaedist 33%
• Bladder Closure 33%
• Pelvic Osteotomy 33%
• Cloacal Exstrophy 33%
• Exstrophy 33%
• Musculoskeletal Tissue 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Bladder 100%
• Osteotomy 100%
• Bladder Exstrophy 100%
• Pediatrics 66%
• Pelvis 66%
• Surgeon 33%
• Leg 33%
• Orthopedics 33%
• Postoperative Complication 33%
• Congenital Malformation 33%
• Abdominal Wall 33%
• Gastrointestinal Tract 33%
• Genitourinary System 33%
• Pediatric Surgery 33%
• Bed Rest 33%
• Orthopedist 33%
• Pelvis Osteotomy 33%