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Pancreatic heterotopia in mesentery
Morphologie, 2020The pancreatic heterotopia of fortuitous operational discovery remains rare because of the medical imagery progress. We report a mesenteric localisation of aberrant pancreas identified during the assumption of responsibility of an abdominal emergency.A 26-year-old man was allowed with the urgencies for an acute obstruction of the small bowel.
J-M, Ndoye +5 more
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Archives of Surgery, 1967
CYSTS OF the mesentery are rare and chylous cysts are extremely rare, so that the experience of any one surgeon or institution with this condition is necessarily limited. The history and the symptoms are usually varied and not characteristic; the physical and roentgenologic findings, although suggestive, are never pathognomonic.
C, Oh, C A, Danese, D A, Dreiling
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CYSTS OF the mesentery are rare and chylous cysts are extremely rare, so that the experience of any one surgeon or institution with this condition is necessarily limited. The history and the symptoms are usually varied and not characteristic; the physical and roentgenologic findings, although suggestive, are never pathognomonic.
C, Oh, C A, Danese, D A, Dreiling
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Clinics in Colon and Rectal Surgery, 2022
AbstractIt is clear that despite the importance of multimodal therapy, the most impactful weapon in the arsenal of treatment in a patient with colorectal cancer is high-quality surgery. This has been shown time and time again and surgery remains the bedrock in the management of visceral, and particularly colorectal, cancer.
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AbstractIt is clear that despite the importance of multimodal therapy, the most impactful weapon in the arsenal of treatment in a patient with colorectal cancer is high-quality surgery. This has been shown time and time again and surgery remains the bedrock in the management of visceral, and particularly colorectal, cancer.
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Giant Neurofibroma of Mesentery
Archives of Surgery, 1957Solitary benign neurofibromas of the abdominal cavity may achieve gigantic proportions before coming to the attention of the surgeon, who is then faced with the difficult task of treatment. Such tumors are, fortunately, rare, and have been mentioned in the medical literature only on infrequent occasions.
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The development and structure of the mesentery
Communications Biology, 2021Kevin G Byrnes +2 more
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The Mesentery, Systemic Inflammation, and Crohn’s Disease
Inflammatory Bowel Diseases, 2019John Calvin Coffey +2 more
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