1990
DOI: 10.1097/00007611-199007000-00015
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Sigmoid Volvulus in Childhood

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“…This difference in treatment between adults and children may be due to a lack of experience because of the infrequency of colonic volvulus in children. Definitive treatment for colonic volvulus is surgery, either emergently on on an elective basis after a successful nonsungical reduction ofthe volvulus [1][2][3][4][5][6][7]. However, recurrence following denotation by barium enema is rare [10].…”
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“…This difference in treatment between adults and children may be due to a lack of experience because of the infrequency of colonic volvulus in children. Definitive treatment for colonic volvulus is surgery, either emergently on on an elective basis after a successful nonsungical reduction ofthe volvulus [1][2][3][4][5][6][7]. However, recurrence following denotation by barium enema is rare [10].…”
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“…In the United States, colonic volvulus accounts for only 3-5% of all lange-bowel obstructions in adults [1][2][3]. The disease is even less common in children.…”
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“…These factors include chronic constipation, Hirschsprung's disease, excessive fiber in the diet, decreased intestinal motility in mentally retarded patients due to the psychotropic drugs used, malrotation, past surgery and adhesions, Chagas disease, myotonic dystrophy and Prune Belly syndrome. [3][4][5][6][7][8][9] There are also some cases reported after an antegrade colonic enema. colon volvulus in childhood may also be caused by some congenital factors such as absence or abnormal structure of the phrenocolic and splenocolic ligaments, absence of cecal fixation, a narrow and long mesocolon, narrow hepatic and splenic flexures with long connections, and a narrow sigmoid with a long mesocolon.…”
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“…The patient was admitted again with vomiting, abdominal pain and distension for seven days after discharge, and he had marked abdominal distension and tenderness. All tests were normal except for a WBC count of 15.300/mm 3 . Plain abdominal X-ray showed airfluid levels with a wide base.…”
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