Early delivery was justified by the fact that it reduces the time of exposure of eventrated organs to amniotic fluid, which, in turn, reduces the risk of abdominal complications and reduces visceral-abdominal disproportion ( However, over time, a fairly large number of observations have proven that early delivery by cesarean section has a statistically insignificant effect on the outcomes of gastroschisis treatment compared to cesarean section at 3032 weeks ( To this day, the following tactics for managing pregnancy and childbirth are accepted: if dynamic observation reveals a rapid increase in polyhydramnios or there are pathological changes in the eventrated organs, such as dilation of intestinal loops or severe edema, then early delivery by cesarean section is indicated, but if there are no such complications, then the pregnancy is recommended to be maintained, and childbirth should occur naturally ( Considering that newborns with gastroschisis have hypotrophy, the question of the timing of surgical intervention remains quite complex
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Blurred vision, diplopia, weakness, or palpitations are symptoms presented in up to 85% of insulinoma patients [67]
Ultimately, this causes a significant decrease in the absolute numbers of hematopoietic stem cells and multipotent progenitor cells [14]
