Umbilical-enteric fistula (Q99605): Difference between revisions
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O ducto vitelino (ou ducto onfalomesentérico) é um tubo longo e estreito que conecta o saco vitelino do feto em estágio inicial ao trato intestinal em desenvolvimento, e normalmente se fecha na 9ª semana de gestação. A falha no fechamento leva a uma fístula clinicamente reconhecida por mecônio saindo pelo umbigo do recém-nascido. | |||
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The vitelline duct (or omphalomesenteric duct) is a long narrow tube connecting the yoke sac of the early fetus to the developing intestinal tract and normally closes by the 9th week of gestation. Failure to close leads to a fistula clinically recognised by meconium issuing from the umbilical of the newborn. | |||
Revision as of 16:16, 16 August 2026
The vitelline duct (or omphalomesenteric duct) is a long narrow tube connecting the yoke sac of the early fetus to the developing intestinal tract and normally closes by the 9th week of gestation. Failure to close leads to a fistula clinically recognised by meconium issuing from the umbilical of the newborn.
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The vitelline duct (or omphalomesenteric duct) is a long narrow tube connecting the yoke sac of the early fetus to the developing intestinal tract and normally closes by the 9th week of gestation. Failure to close leads to a fistula clinically recognised by meconium issuing from the umbilical of the newborn. |
