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• W3135628086 abstract "Trauma injuries and oncologic resection are common aetiologies of complex abdominal wall defect. Reconstruction of abdominal wall is an everlasting question for general, paediatric and reconstructive surgeons. The plethora of techniques, bioprosthetic and engineered tissues offer countless possibilities. The patient was a 28 years old woman, with past history of untreated giant liver omphalocele, admitted for a suspicious hepatic tumefaction without specific clinical signs. The thoraco abdominopelvic CT scan revealed lung metastasis and a bilobed left hepatic tumour. Pre-operative cytologic findings of mild differentiated hepatocellular carcinoma differed from the post-operative findings of hepatoblastoma. The full-thickness abdominal wall defect after a radical resection was reconstructed with a combined acellular dermal matrix, NPWT and skin graft solution. A total epithelization was obtained after 8 weeks follow-up. Hepatoblastoma in adult is rare, with no consensus. A radical resection in context of giant untreated omphalocele is an unusual challenge for the surgical team. The pre-operative evaluation, the defect classification and the general conditions of the patient are paramount steps for an appropriate reconstruction. Primary or delayed reconstruction with myocutaneous flap as gold standard, depends on the oncologic management and anticipated post-operative complications. Acellular dermal matrix used for a bridged fascial repair directly on viscera and covered by NPWT, favourited a healthy granulation tissue. The full-thickness defect was then reconstructed with an ADM, NPWT and skin graft instead of an association with the myocutaneous flap. The patient follow-up was emphasized in the hepatoblastoma, but the complications of this reconstruction strategy are unknown. A total epithelization was obtained, the abdominal bulge or hernia is the first complication under surveillance. Delayed reconstruction after an oncologic large abdominal wall resection has the advantage to manage post-operative complications and prepare alternative solutions. Acellular dermal matrix was not first designed for skin tissue regeneration, some authors as us experimented the conclusion that this matrix could be used for permanent abdominal wall reconstruction." @default.
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• W3135628086 title "Complex abdominal wall reconstruction after oncologic resection in a sequalae of giant omphalocele: A case report" @default.
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