The type of treatment, like that of most disorders, depends on the severity of the symptoms. One option is to perform a vesicostomy, which allows the bladder to drain through a small hole in the abdomen, thus helping to prevent urinary tract infections. Similarly, consistent self-catheterization, often several times per day, can be an effective approach to preventing infections. A more drastic procedure is a surgical "remodeling" of the abdominal wall and urinary tract. Boys often need to undergo an orchiopexy to move the testes to their proper place in the scrotum.
Prune belly syndrome
Gastroschisis
Koolen–De Vries syndrome
Cooks syndrome
Cowden syndrome
Bruck syndrome
Van Wyk and Grumbach syndrome
Flynn–Aird syndrome