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Volvulus of the small intestine in India
The American Journal of Surgery, 1973Summary A series of fifty-four cases of small intestinal volvulus is presented. Small bowel volvulus accounted for 3.5 per cent of cases of all intestinal obstruction and 46.9 per cent of all cases of intestinal volvulus. It was more common than was volvulus of the sigmoid colon.
Narinder K. Grover +3 more
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Intestinal Volvulus: Angiographic Findings
Radiology, 1978Intestinal volvulus may be the underlying process in patients presenting with intestinal ischemia. In 3 patients, angiographic findings of volvulus were erroneously interpreted as indicating occlusive or nonocclusive intestinal ischemia. In a fourth, the correct preoperative diagnosis was suggested by angiographic findings. Volvulus should be suspected
Saadoon Kadir +2 more
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Journal belge de radiologie, 1998
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Sy, Marieme N'Dye +3 more
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Sy, Marieme N'Dye +3 more
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2011
A 67-year-old man presented to the ER with acute abdominal pain, which had started 3 hours earlier. The abdomen was distended and tender to palpation. The abdominal pain persisted and progressed in severity even after the administration of analgesic drugs.
Ming Yuan Hong, Chih Hsien Chi
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A 67-year-old man presented to the ER with acute abdominal pain, which had started 3 hours earlier. The abdomen was distended and tender to palpation. The abdominal pain persisted and progressed in severity even after the administration of analgesic drugs.
Ming Yuan Hong, Chih Hsien Chi
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BMJ, 1945 Labour Complicated by Intestinal Volvulus
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 1968SummaryA case of volvulus of the ileum complicating labour is reported. The diagnosis was elusive pre‐operatively, and may have been missed at operation had not a decision been made to carry out a complete abdominal exploration.
R. A. Perry, Kenneth J. Carroll
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Intestinal Malrotation and Volvulus
2019Intestinal malrotation is a common name for a large variety of abnormalities of intestinal rotations and attachments that occur during fetal development.
Luisa Ferrero +2 more
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Volvulus of the small intestine in adults
World Journal of Surgery, 1986The presentation and subsequent management of 53 patients with volvulus of the small bowel are reviewed. Important features of the presentation are the acute onset of the abdominal pain and its severity which is often inconsistent with the findings on clinical examination.
J. R. Anderson, G. H. Welch
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INTESTINAL VOLVULUS: A NEW CONCEPT
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1983A concept of the aetiology of intestinal volvulus is presented based on the fact that bowel when distended becomes elongated. The antimesenteric border of the bowel elongates more than the mesenteric border and this provides the driving force which initiates and sustains the volvulus. It is, therefore, a secondary event resulting from distention.
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1936
Abstract A study has been made of 34 patients on whom 37 operations were performed for volvulus of the small intestine. The etiologic factors were most frequently found to be peritoneal adhesions and congenital anomalies. In about half the cases signs of intestinal obstruction were present without interference with the circulation.
Robert E. McKechnie, James T. Priestley
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Abstract A study has been made of 34 patients on whom 37 operations were performed for volvulus of the small intestine. The etiologic factors were most frequently found to be peritoneal adhesions and congenital anomalies. In about half the cases signs of intestinal obstruction were present without interference with the circulation.
Robert E. McKechnie, James T. Priestley
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