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A male neonate born with protrusion over anterior abdominal wall .This protrusion was diagnosed to be omphalococle. how do you distinguish this protrusion from gastroschisis and say it as omhalocolle, because in an omphalocorle

A
Not covered by a sac
B
Associated with some or complete malrotation of bowel
C
A detect in abdominal musculature
D
Associated with an umbilicus attached to the abdominal walk musculature.
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