Gastroschisis - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, pathology

What is gastroschisis? Gastroschisis is a congenital condition where a hole in the newborn's abdomen allows the abdominal contents to protrude outside the body.
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[@JackPedley]

They did my thing! Never thought Osmosis would do a video on the condition I was born with!

[@osmosis]

We hope this helps, Jack! 🙏🏼

[@GigaChad-ez1nn]

Same.

[@dadjokesarecool]

Hey man, I’m currently in a situation. I was hoping I could ask you some questions about your personal experience. If you don’t mind.

[@JackPedley]

@@dadjokesarecool sure, go for it 😊

[@gunneronce3565]

@@dadjokesarecool my son was born in October with gastro. Anything I could help you understand?

[@cj_delosreyes]

Thank you for this awesome video! Just want to ask, what will happen if the baby is not treated rightaway? Like baby is now 2 weeks old now but the intestine is still out? Is that a life threatening condition? Hoping for your advice. Thanks!

[@ecstaticryan4369]

Was actually born with this, good times

[@elvisjonathandavis]

Great

[@angelmathew5534]

Love your videos!! ❤

[@osmosis]

Thank you, Angel! ❤️

[@unkown3136]

Thank you ❤️

[@osmosis]

You're welcome! 😊

[@gunneronce3565]

Does everyone have to get a c-section?

[@JackPedley]

HI! I was born with gastroschisis and my birth was natural. Just thought I’d provide an answer :)

[@sk9584]

GOATMOSIS 🐐!

[@klausineliebtpeter]

causes: my niece has it, the doctor says hes seeing this an awful lot in these last months. theres even a finding on rats done by a now very known pharmaceutical company linking the you-know-what to gastroschisis. go figure.

[@kapilindia9286]

1st comment

[@frankjesse4304]

🎫⚘️