These captive geese were also bred in captivity. As a consequence, their descendents do not have biological need to migrate to Canada since geese nest in the area where they were born. The near extinction of Canada geese populations - Creating the current conflict.
Primary skeletal involvement is rare [4]. We are reporting one such case of symptomatic congenital syphilis that presented with skeletal manifestations soon after birth, a rare finding in literature [5].
Congenital hernia Contributor(s): Rachel Burrow, Jacqueline Davidson. Introduction; Pathogenesis; Diagnosis; Treatment; Prevention; Outcomes; Introduction. A congenital hernia is a defect in the abdominal wall or diaphragm that is present at birth. Abdominal organs or other abdominal tissue may displace through the defect. A true hernia has a hernia sac (peritoneum) surrounding the contents. A true hernia is usually the result of a congenital weakness in the abdominal wall. True hernias are often reducible (ie contents can move freely between hernia sac and abdomen), because the hernia sac reduces adhesion formation. A false hernia has no hernia sac and is usually acquired from trauma or previous surgery.