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Malrotation anomaly and rudimentary appendix in a case with rectum Ca

Rektum CA olgusunda malrotasyon anomalisi ve rudimenter appendiks

Hasan BOSTANCI
Sezai LEVENTOĞLU
Bülent MENTEŞ
Bahadır EGE
Ali Cihan YILDIRIM
Seda BOZKURT
Pages
44–46
Publication Date
2022-11-05
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Intestinal malrotation is an embrylogical development anomaly which midgut does not rotate properly its 270 degree anticlockwise rotation.Symptoms resulting from this are found incidentally in adults.In this case we want to study the relationship between intestinal malrotation and rudimentary appendix tissue in a patient with rectum carcinoma.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Intestinal malrotation is an embrylogical development anomaly which midgut does not rotate properly its 270 degree anticlockwise rotation.Symptoms resulting from this are found incidentally in adults.In this case we want to study the relationship between intestinal malrotation and rudimentary appendix tissue in a patient with rectum carcinoma.
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Key Findings & Data:Intestinal malrotation is an embrylogical development anomaly which midgut does not rotate properly its 270 degree anticlockwise rotation.Symptoms resulting from this are found incidentally in adults.In this case we want to study the relationship between intestinal malrotation and rudimentary appendix tissue in a patient with rectum carcinoma.
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Conclusion & Impact:Intestinal malrotation is an embrylogical development anomaly which midgut does not rotate properly its 270 degree anticlockwise rotation.Symptoms resulting from this are found incidentally in adults.In this case we want to study the relationship between intestinal malrotation and rudimentary appendix tissue in a patient with rectum carcinoma.
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Intestinal malrotation is an embrylogical development anomaly which midgut does not rotate properly its 270 degree anticlockwise rotation.Symptoms resulting from this are found incidentally in adults.In this case we want to study the relationship between intestinal malrotation and rudimentary appendix tissue in a patient with rectum carcinoma.

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İntestinal malrotasyon midgutun embriyolojik dönemde 270 derecelik rotasyonu tamamlayamaması ile ortaya çıkan gelişimsel bir anomalidir. Bu anomaliye bağlı gelişen semptomlar yetişkinlerde insidental olarak tespit edilmektedir Bu çalışmada rektum kanseri nedeniyle opere edilen bir hastada karşılaşılan intestinal malrotasyon ve rudimenter appendiksin birlikteliğini irdelemeye çalıştık.

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BOSTANCI, H., LEVENTOĞLU, S., MENTEŞ, B., EGE, B., YILDIRIM, A. C., BOZKURT, S. (2022). Malrotation anomaly and rudimentary appendix in a case with rectum Ca. Ortadoğu Tıp Dergisi, Cilt: 4 - Sayı: 1, 44–46. https://ajindex.com/articles/653558

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