2009
DOI: 10.1016/s2173-5077(09)70124-3
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Caecal volvulus: presentation of 18 cases and review of literature

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“…Cecal volvulus is the result of abnormal mobility of the cecum caused by developmental improper fusion of cecal mesentery with the posterior parietal peritoneum [1]. In the young age group, the volvulus was caused by postsurgical adherences, congenital malformations, Hirshsprung's disease, or pregnancy [4]. Cecal volvulus usually develops in younger patients and more often in women [5].…”
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“…Cecal volvulus is the result of abnormal mobility of the cecum caused by developmental improper fusion of cecal mesentery with the posterior parietal peritoneum [1]. In the young age group, the volvulus was caused by postsurgical adherences, congenital malformations, Hirshsprung's disease, or pregnancy [4]. Cecal volvulus usually develops in younger patients and more often in women [5].…”
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“…This is especially the case in posttraumatic hernias, which commonly have an acute presentation, (10,13) with respiratory distress and multiple visceral herniation. The stomach is the most commonly implicated organ, although involvement of the spleen, small intestine, large intestine and omentum has also been reported.…”
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“…In the vast majority of cases, repair is successfully accomplished using either interrupted or continuous nonabsorbable sutures. The use of a mesh has been reported in a few cases, (10) where the defect proved too large for primary closure; the use of a tension-free mesh was vital to the success of the procedure in those cases. In the immediate postoperative period, monitoring for signs of respiratory distress is important.…”
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confidence: 99%
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