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Multidisciplinary Approach in Management of Currarino Syndrome in a Female Infant: A Case Report on Rare Congenital Triad and Focused Literature Review

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Currarino Syndrome (CS) should be suspected in infants presenting with persistent constipation and sacral anomalies. Early diagnosis using appropriate imaging and multidisciplinary surgical management is essential to prevent serious complications such as bowel obstruction, infection, and neurological impairment.

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Discussion

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Clinical Takeaway

No actionable change for audiologists — this case report concerns a rare congenital syndrome outside audiology scope; it appears indexed under otolaryngology-adjacent databases but has no direct hearing or vestibular relevance.

Why It Matters

While largely outside audiology practice, this case highlights the value of multidisciplinary neonatal teams and early imaging in rare congenital syndromes, a principle relevant to any specialist involved in paediatric care.

Key Points
  1. 01Currarino Syndrome is a rare congenital triad: sacral bone defect, presacral mass, and anorectal malformation.
  2. 02Early diagnosis via imaging was central to this case's successful management.
  3. 03A coordinated multidisciplinary team approach was employed in a female infant.
  4. 04Case report format limits generalisability.
  5. 05The condition has minimal direct relevance to audiology or hearing science.
Claims & Evidence

Multidisciplinary management and early imaging diagnosis improves outcomes in Currarino Syndrome.

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Research metadata
PMID
42529035
DOI
10.1002/ccr3.73257.
Journal
Clinical Case Reports
Publication type
case_report
Evidence level
4
Sample size
1
Population
Female infant with Currarino Syndrome
Intervention
Multidisciplinary management including imaging-guided early diagnosis

Primary outcomes

Clinical outcomes of multidisciplinary management for Currarino Syndrome

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