Intestinal malrotation is characterized by different anatomical alterations of the abdominal viscera depending on the stage during which the abnormal rotation of the primitive intestine occurs. Intestinal non-rotation, also named complete mesenterium commune, is the arrested rotation at 90° during the 5th -12th week of embryonic development. This situation is rare and can be asymptomatic for years.
Robotic-assisted treatment of intestinal malrotation in an adult male – a video vignette.
Alessandro Pasculli
;Angela Gurrado;Francesco Vittore;Anita Sammarco;Mario Testini
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Abstract
Intestinal malrotation is characterized by different anatomical alterations of the abdominal viscera depending on the stage during which the abnormal rotation of the primitive intestine occurs. Intestinal non-rotation, also named complete mesenterium commune, is the arrested rotation at 90° during the 5th -12th week of embryonic development. This situation is rare and can be asymptomatic for years.File in questo prodotto:
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