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Gastric torsion.

Authors: E R, Reddy; H, Onyett; G W, Fitzgerald;

Gastric torsion.

Abstract

We report a seven-week-old baby girl with a one-day history of vomiting and respiratory distress. The radiological findings were those of intrathoracic mesenteroaxial torsion of the stomach complicating a large hiatus hernia which included part of the small bowel and colon with partial colonic obstruction. This is a rare but important cause of alimentary tract obstruction and respiratory distress in infants. Prompt diagnosis and correction are vital.

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Radiography, Colonic Diseases, Torsion Abnormality, Hernia, Hiatal, Stomach Volvulus, Humans, Infant, Female, Intestinal Obstruction

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influence
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