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See Latest ArticlesTreves’ field pouch hernia: our experience and literature review
Pediatric Surgery International, 09/15/09
Nakazawa N et al. – Treves’ field pouch hernia is an unusual type of congenital internal hernia. The authors describe a 12–year–old girl with TFPH diagnosed as an internal hernia on computed tomography and confirmed laparoscopically.
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