Intestinal Obstruction and Bowel Ischemia due to a Rare Left Paraduodenal Hernia: Case Report

Al-Sairafi, Rani

doi:10.4236/ss.2022.131005

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“…The hernias of the first category most often develop quietly, under the action of peristalsis of the digestive loops trapped in a normal (omental foramen) or paranormal orifice, corresponding to a progressive detachment of normally joined peritoneal fascia during embryological development (anterior paraduodenal, pericaecal and intersigmoid hernias) [1] [2].…”

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Interest of Computed Tomography in the Diagnosis of Intestinal Obstruction Due to an Internal Hernia of Unusual Location: The Falciform Ligament

Moustapha,

Aminata,

Bousso

et al. 2023

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Pathological implications of the falciform ligament are rare and internal hernias are exceptional. The origin of the falciform ligament defect can be congenital or inflammatory (a satellite of acute cholecystitis) or even post-surgical. The internal hernias of the falciform ligament are most often revealed by an acute intestinal obstruction syndrome with an ischemic component. The scanner provides the benchmarking examination allowing us to conduct a positive diagnosis and see also the inherent complications, which drives us to take the appropriate and fast surgical procedures. It is an entity that must be known.

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“…Internal hernias are protrusions of hollow abdominal viscera in an intraperitoneal orifice but which remains inside the abdominal cavity [1] [2]. They can be revealed through an acute picture of intestinal obstruction, most often with ischemic component by strangulation.…”

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