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Abstract


Goltz syndrome is a rare congenital disorder characterized by ectodermal and mesodermal dysplasia with multisystem defects. It was first reported in 1962 by Goltz as a focal dermal hypoplasia. More than 200 cases of Goltz syndrome were reported in the world literature, and 5 cases have been reported in Korea since 1994. There were few descriptions in the literature regarding surgical experience in Goltz syndrome. We report a female neonate born with omphalocele associated with Goltz syndrome that included typical cutaneous manifestations and a lobster-claw defect of the left foot. Omphalocele was successfully closed by staged reduction without any wound problems.

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Omphalocele; Goltz syndrome; Focal dermal hypoplasia

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