2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.gie.2005.10.024
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Mesenteric torsion causing small-bowel obstruction as a complication of colonoscopy

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“…2 There was a single case of mesenteric torsion comparable with our current patient found in the medical literature, in which the patient was managed conservatively without a need for surgical treatment. 3 However, our case demonstrates that intestinal necrosis requiring intestinal resection may also be encountered. Awareness of this rare but potentially life-threatening complication is critical in assessing any patient for postcolonoscopy complications.…”
Section: Answer To: Image 5: Small Bowel Obstruction and Necrosis Fromentioning
confidence: 68%
“…2 There was a single case of mesenteric torsion comparable with our current patient found in the medical literature, in which the patient was managed conservatively without a need for surgical treatment. 3 However, our case demonstrates that intestinal necrosis requiring intestinal resection may also be encountered. Awareness of this rare but potentially life-threatening complication is critical in assessing any patient for postcolonoscopy complications.…”
Section: Answer To: Image 5: Small Bowel Obstruction and Necrosis Fromentioning
confidence: 68%