Sanamed (Sep 2019)

UNCOMMON INTESTINAL MALROTATION IN ADULT PATIENTS- PRESENTATION OF 4 CASES

  • Muhammedoglu Bahtiyar,
  • Topuz Sezgin,
  • Saracoglu Mustafa,
  • Koktas Suleyman,
  • Pircanoglu Eyup Mehmet,
  • Kara Turgay

DOI
https://doi.org/10.24125/sanamed.v14i2.311
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 14, no. 2
pp. 185 – 190

Abstract

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Rotation anomalies are usually anomalies seen in children. It is a rare condition in adults. In this article, 4 cases are presented. In the first case, reverse rotation anomaly and appendicitis perforation were detected in a patient who had laparotomy at the age of 22 with acute abdomen. It is a unique condition that the patient had a history of previous appendectomy. Ladd band may be the cause of acute abdomen due to ileus. The patient in our second case presented a concurrent biliary stone and malrotation with Ladd band. In addition, two elderly patients who underwent hemicolectomy due to intestinal ileus caused by malrotation were presented with literature review.

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