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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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Cystic teratoma of the mesentery
Pediatric Radiology, 1989Cystic teratoma is an unusual cause of mesenteric/omental cysts. A case of cystic teratoma of the mesentery in a 5-year-old girl is reported.
M L, Prieto +3 more
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Hemangiolymphomatous Hamartoma of the Mesentery
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1974A child had a large hemangiolymphomatous hamartoma of the mesentery. His presenting symptoms and signs showed an acute condition within the abdomen. Recovery followed resection of the lesion and adjacent small bowel.
S G, Fragoyannis, G, Anagnostopulos
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1966
Abstract 1. 1. A case of pure fibroma of the mesentery is reported and the clinical features of the tumor discussed. 2. 2. Primary tumor of the mesentery should be suspected in a relatively asymptomatic patient who presents with a large, freely movable abdominal mass that by roentgenography is shown to be extrinsic to the gastrointestinal and
J T, Adams, F R, Kutner
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Abstract 1. 1. A case of pure fibroma of the mesentery is reported and the clinical features of the tumor discussed. 2. 2. Primary tumor of the mesentery should be suspected in a relatively asymptomatic patient who presents with a large, freely movable abdominal mass that by roentgenography is shown to be extrinsic to the gastrointestinal and
J T, Adams, F R, Kutner
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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 microcirculation in the intestinal mesentery
Microvascular Research, 1973Abstract A detailed description is given for the exteriorization of splanchnic mesenteries for microscopic observations of capillary blood flow. Emphasis is placed on precautions for maintaining the animal and the exposed tissue under near physiological conditions.
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