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| The esophagus ends in a blind pouch |
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| Tracheo-esophageal fistula |
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| elongating lung bud (from pharyngeal gut origin) and the adjacent elongating esophagus fust to share a lumen |
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| pancreatic tissue completely surrounds and narrow the duodenum |
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| persistance of alumen in the proximal portion of the vitelline duct located in the ileum. The mucosa can have gastric glands, which can produce acid and cause the ulceration and bleeding. Present in 2-4% of population |
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| persistance of physiological herniation with abdominal organs remaining within the confines of the umbilical cord. About half of the affected have a chromosomal abnormaility. |
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| peristance of a physiological herniation but less sever than omphalocele. A portion of the intestines protrudes at umbilicus but is covered with skin and subcutaneous tissue |
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| right and left mesonephros fuse. In normal assent they get hung up usually on the IMA |
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| sbsence of a kidney dues to failure of the connectiont of the metanephros and the ureteric bud. Bilateral renal agenesis occurs in 1 out of 10,000 births |
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