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Complicated bladder extrophy patient

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Case submitted by dr Arwa,

 

Delayed presentation , 3 month old bladder exstrophy , with small bladder plate.

 

primary repair & post osteotomy was performed, but pt developed generalized oedema ,& severe ascites on the 6th day post op , not responding to fluid restrictions or Human albumin.

 

 

How to manage

 

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Thank you for your replies, as urinary ascites was excluded

we sent urine albumin/ creatinine ratio & pt was diagnosed with congenital nephrotic syndrome .

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