Eplasty · 2007
Constriction rings: the missing link.
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Kiehn Mark, Leshem David, Zuker Ronald
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: Amniotic band syndrome is an uncommon clinical entity with a spectrum of presentation including constriction rings, syndactyly, amputations, and spontaneous abortion. The bands themselves are not present at the time of birth. This has created controversy regarding the pathogenesis of the disorder.
METHODS: The unusual case of a neonate with a persistent band of fibrous amniotic material and the associated deformity of a constriction ring is evaluated. The significance of this unique case is discussed in the context of existing understanding of the syndrome.
RESULTS: The amniotic band was released in the neonatal intensive care unit shortly after birth. Despite removal of the band, the constriction ring persisted.
CONCLUSION: The presence of a fibrous amniotic band at the site of a constriction ring is an extremely unusual finding. This case further demonstrates the importance of amniotic material in the etiology of constriction rings.
METHODS: The unusual case of a neonate with a persistent band of fibrous amniotic material and the associated deformity of a constriction ring is evaluated. The significance of this unique case is discussed in the context of existing understanding of the syndrome.
RESULTS: The amniotic band was released in the neonatal intensive care unit shortly after birth. Despite removal of the band, the constriction ring persisted.
CONCLUSION: The presence of a fibrous amniotic band at the site of a constriction ring is an extremely unusual finding. This case further demonstrates the importance of amniotic material in the etiology of constriction rings.