The Surgical Management of Paraduodenal Hernia

Bartlett, Marshall K.; Wang, Chiu-an; Williams, Willis H.

doi:10.1097/00000658-196808000-00010

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“…He ascribed the condition to the developmental fusion defects of peritoneum, which incarcerated the small bowel beneath the developing colon [6,7].…”

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Right Para Duodenal Hernia: A Case Report

Deherkar¹,

Borkar²,

Bansode³

et al. 2018

IJCBR

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“…He ascribed the condition to the developmental fusion defects of peritoneum, which incarcerated the small bowel beneath the developing colon [6,7].…”

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confidence: 99%

Right Para Duodenal Hernia: A Case Report

Deherkar¹,

Borkar²,

Bansode³

et al. 2018

IJCBR

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“…If not, it is safe to open the left mesocolon at an avascular site and to enter the hernial sac to aid reduction. Many different ap proaches have been described to deal with the hernia [11][12][13][14][15][16]. Opinion varies as to whether it is safe to sacri fice the inferior mesenteric vessels (artery and vein) to allow widening of the neck of the sac.…”

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An Obstructed Left Paraduodenal Hernia Complicating Recovery from Appendectomy

Singh¹,

Hopton²

1989

Dig Surg

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Paraduodenal hernias occur uncommonly and produce symptoms only rarely. We describe a patient who developed mechanical small bowel obstruction 4 days after the excision of an acutely inflamed appendix. At laparotomy an obstructed left paraduodenal hernia was found to be the cause. No bowel resection was necessary, the hernia was reduced and the defect obliterated. The patient did very well postoperatively. A comprehensive review of the literature is also presented with particular reference to aetiology, diagnosis and the treatment of the left paraduodenal hernias.

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“…1,2 This hernia occurs when parts of the small intestine become trapped in a sac lined by peritoneum, behind the mesentery of the colon, either to the left or to the right of the midline. 3 PDH are classified into left or right sided based on relationship of mesenteric vessels to the small bowel. Left-sided PDH is more common (75%) than right sided (25%) with a slight male preponderance.…”

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Obstructed giant right paraduodenal hernia presenting as an abdominal mass

Zachariah

Rajeeve

2018

Int Surg J

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Internal hernias are rare cases of small intestinal obstruction of which Right Paraduodenal hernias through the Fossa of Waldeyer occur only in less than a quarter of all cases. A high index of suspicion and a good understanding about the pathological anatomy is pertinent for the detection and successful management of this condition which has non-specific symptomatology. The gold standard of diagnosis is computed tomography scan, which shows characteristic findings. Surgical correction is often necessary as mortality rates hover above 50% in unintervened cases. Here we present very rare case of an obstructed right paraduodenal hernia which presented as an abdominal mass.

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The Surgical Management of Paraduodenal Hernia

Cited by 90 publications

References 1 publication

Right Para Duodenal Hernia: A Case Report

Right Para Duodenal Hernia: A Case Report

An Obstructed Left Paraduodenal Hernia Complicating Recovery from Appendectomy

Obstructed giant right paraduodenal hernia presenting as an abdominal mass

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