Learning objectives for a teaching session on paediatric abdominal wall defects: Clinical Diagnostic Proficiency: By the end of this session, participants will competently identify, differentiate, and classify various paediatric abdominal wall defects through a combination of clinical examinations, patient history, and radiological findings. Surgical Decision-Making: Attendees will demonstrate the ability to choose and execute the most suitable surgical interventions for specific types of paediatric abdominal wall defects, considering individual patient presentations and the latest surgical techniques available. Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Participants will skillfully liaise with and integrate insights from other medical specialties, such as neonatology, genetics, and radiology, to ensure comprehensive care for patients with abdominal wall defects. Effective Patient and Family Communication: By the conclusion of this session, attendees will be adept at counseling families about the nature of the defect, management strategies, potential complications, and long-term outcomes in a clear, empathetic, and supportive manner. Post-operative Management Acumen: Participants will consistently deliver comprehensive post-operative care, including monitoring for complications, offering nutritional support, and guiding rehabilitation, ensuring optimal recovery and well-being for the child.