Intestinal
malrotation is an innate peculiarity of revolution of the midgut (embryologically,
the gut experiences a perplexing turn outside the stomach area). The cecum is
dislodged (from its typical position in the correct lower quadrant) into the
epigastrium - right hypochondrium. Thus:
• The little entrail is discovered prevalently on the correct side of the guts.
• The cecum is dislodged (from its typical position in the correct lower quadrant) into the epigastrium - right hypochondrium.
• The tendon of Treitz is dislodged poorly and rightward.
• Fibrous groups (of Ladd) course finished the vertical segment of the duodenum (DII), causing intestinal hindrance.
• The small digestive tract has a strangely limit base, and thusly the midgut is inclined to volvulus (a winding that can hinder the mesenteric veins and cause intestinal ischemia).
A diagnosis of malrotation
of the gut was made, and the patient was planned for urgent surgery. Typical
findings of malrotation were seen intraoperatively: small bowel loops
predominantly on the right side of the abdomen, hiding the colon, and
the DJ flexure not crossing the midline and remaining to the right of the
midline. Ladd’s procedure was performed. The postoperative period was
uneventful and the patient was discharged on day 7. The patient has been doing
well for the last three months and is totally symptom-free.
Dr. Saurabh Garge
is a pediatric surgeon, pediatric urologist and Laparoscopic surgeon in Vijay
Nagar, Indore. Sukriti Plastic and pediatric Surgery Clinic has advanced
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