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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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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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Postpartum intestinal volvulus
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1964M A, QURESHI, C D, HAFNER
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Left paraduodenal hernia with intestinal volvulus mimicking midgut volvulus
Pediatrics International, 2022Shinichiro Ikoma +4 more
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[Intestinal volvulus in pregnancy].
La Clinica terapeutica, 1993Intestinal occlusion is a rare pathologic event during pregnancy occurring mostly in the second and third trimenon when increased volume of the uterus and the consequent displacement of abdominal organs cause complications of pathologies which would otherwise escape notice, such as intestinal adhesions, to become manifest.
P, Croce +4 more
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