Proceedings of the Pathological Society of Philadelphia
Proceedings of the Pathological Society of Philadelphia
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Non-separation of the mem- branes may prevent fusion of the body walls in the middle line and amniotic adhesions may hold the heart forward. In cases in which the heart is covered by skin, the pressure and adhesions may have ceased early enough to allow the walls to close imperfectly. As the presence of the heart external to the body is incompatible with the maintenance of life, an interesting question is raised by the case of Lannelongue. In that instance a thin membrane which covered the hear...t sloughed on the fifteenth day; the skin margins were then united over the heart and the patient recovered. It appears reason- able that when the conditions are even in the least degree favor- able to surgical interference, such a step should be carefully con- sidered as* a possible means of saving life.
Case II. — Transposition of the Aorta and Pulmonary Artery; Patent Foramen Ovale; Patent Ductus Arteriosus, This case has elsewhere' been reported at length and will here be only briefly described.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Non-separation of the mem- branes may prevent fusion of the body walls in the middle line and amniotic adhesions may hold the heart forward. In cases in which the heart is covered by skin, the pressure and adhesions may have ceased early enough to allow the walls to close imperfectly. As the presence of the heart external to the body is incompatible with the maintenance of life, an interesting question is raised by the case of Lannelongue. In that instance a thin membrane which covered the hear...t sloughed on the fifteenth day; the skin margins were then united over the heart and the patient recovered. It appears reason- able that when the conditions are even in the least degree favor- able to surgical interference, such a step should be carefully con- sidered as* a possible means of saving life.
Case II. — Transposition of the Aorta and Pulmonary Artery; Patent Foramen Ovale; Patent Ductus Arteriosus, This case has elsewhere' been reported at length and will here be only briefly described.
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