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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1995
Over a 10 year period, four patients with paraduodenal hernia were encountered. Two had small hernias that were incidental findings at the time of surgery for an unrelated abdominal condition; these were managed by suture closure of the neck of the sac. The other two patients presented with intestinal obstruction and are discussed here with a review of
L, Isabel, S, Birrell, M, Patkin
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Over a 10 year period, four patients with paraduodenal hernia were encountered. Two had small hernias that were incidental findings at the time of surgery for an unrelated abdominal condition; these were managed by suture closure of the neck of the sac. The other two patients presented with intestinal obstruction and are discussed here with a review of
L, Isabel, S, Birrell, M, Patkin
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CT diagnosis of paraduodenal hernia
Gastrointestinal Radiology, 1992The computed tomographic (CT) findings of a right and left paraduodenal hernia are described. In the right paraduodenal hernia the major findings consist of encapsulation of small bowel loops in the right mid-abdomen with looping of arterial and venous jejunal branches behind the superior mesenteric artery.
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1968
Abstract A seventy-one year old patient with left paraduodenal hernia had had the typical distress of internal hernial origin and recurrent ileus all her life. Successful surgery relieved the complaints. Paraduodenal hernia is rather interesting surgically. It is rarely diagnosed preoperatively although findings are fairly typical, for example, in a
P, Peltokallio, T V, Kalima
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Abstract A seventy-one year old patient with left paraduodenal hernia had had the typical distress of internal hernial origin and recurrent ileus all her life. Successful surgery relieved the complaints. Paraduodenal hernia is rather interesting surgically. It is rarely diagnosed preoperatively although findings are fairly typical, for example, in a
P, Peltokallio, T V, Kalima
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1956
Abstract A case is presented of left paraduodenal hernia with unusual anatomic features. The mechanism of origin is briefly discussed, and the importance of familiarity of the abdominal surgeon with the basic anatomic features of internal hernia is stressed.
R P, CAMPANALE, M J, CAVANAGH
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Abstract A case is presented of left paraduodenal hernia with unusual anatomic features. The mechanism of origin is briefly discussed, and the importance of familiarity of the abdominal surgeon with the basic anatomic features of internal hernia is stressed.
R P, CAMPANALE, M J, CAVANAGH
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Journal of Gastrointestinal Surgery, 2018
Left paraduodenal hernia is an entrapment of the small bowel into the Landzert fossa, an unusual congenital peritoneal defect behind the descending mesocolon that results from failure of part of the descending mesocolon to fuse with the posterior parietal peritoneum (Doishita et al. in Radiographics, 36(1): 88-106, 2016).
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Left paraduodenal hernia is an entrapment of the small bowel into the Landzert fossa, an unusual congenital peritoneal defect behind the descending mesocolon that results from failure of part of the descending mesocolon to fuse with the posterior parietal peritoneum (Doishita et al. in Radiographics, 36(1): 88-106, 2016).
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Archives of Surgery, 1977
During an 18-month period, five patients ranging in age from 3 1/2 to 79 years old were treated for small paraduodenal hernia. Three had acute strangulated obstruction, while in the other two patients the hernia was found incidentally, during surgery for other causes.
H, Freund, Y, Berlatzky
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During an 18-month period, five patients ranging in age from 3 1/2 to 79 years old were treated for small paraduodenal hernia. Three had acute strangulated obstruction, while in the other two patients the hernia was found incidentally, during surgery for other causes.
H, Freund, Y, Berlatzky
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1957
Abstract A brief summary of the history and anatomy of left paraduodenal hernia is given. A case is presented in which the entire sac was excised. The value of readily accessible photographic equipment is noted. Although paraduodenal hernias are rare, they should be considered when abdominal symptoms are vague and there are no abnormal physical ...
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Abstract A brief summary of the history and anatomy of left paraduodenal hernia is given. A case is presented in which the entire sac was excised. The value of readily accessible photographic equipment is noted. Although paraduodenal hernias are rare, they should be considered when abdominal symptoms are vague and there are no abnormal physical ...
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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
Paraduodenal hernia is the most common form of congenital internal hernia and is defined as protrusion of bowel into the retro- peritoneal space through peritoneal defects near the third and fourth portion of the duodenum.(1) There is a lifetime risk of obstruction and bowel strangulation is around 50% with a mortality of 20% and higher.
Tannu Pareek, Juthikaa Deherkar
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Paraduodenal hernia is the most common form of congenital internal hernia and is defined as protrusion of bowel into the retro- peritoneal space through peritoneal defects near the third and fourth portion of the duodenum.(1) There is a lifetime risk of obstruction and bowel strangulation is around 50% with a mortality of 20% and higher.
Tannu Pareek, Juthikaa Deherkar
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American Journal of Forensic Medicine & Pathology, 2012
We present a case of a left paraduodenal hernia diagnosed at autopsy. A left paraduodenal hernia is an internal hernia of congenital origin due to the abnormal rotation of the midgut during embryonic development. Internal hernias are a rare cause of intestinal obstruction, with the paraduodenal being the most frequent.
Omland, Silje Haukali +1 more
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We present a case of a left paraduodenal hernia diagnosed at autopsy. A left paraduodenal hernia is an internal hernia of congenital origin due to the abnormal rotation of the midgut during embryonic development. Internal hernias are a rare cause of intestinal obstruction, with the paraduodenal being the most frequent.
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