Zhonghua yi xue za zhi · 2010
[Value of spiral CT in diagnosing infantile intestinal malrotation].
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Chen Wu-xing, Ji Jian-song, Zhang Heng, Zhu Jing-de, Qian Li-jun
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To discuss the value of spiral CT in diagnosing infantile intestinal malrotation.
METHODS: The spiral CT findings and clinical data of 23 cases of operatively-confirmed infantile intestinal malrotation were retrospectively analyzed.
RESULTS: Twenty-three cases of infantile intestinal malrotation were all diagnosed by SCT and confirmed by surgery. The main findings were as follows: whirlpool or concentric circle sign in mesenteric root with midgut volvulus (n = 16); duodenum assumed as "Z" or olecranon spur sign (n = 18); inverted transposition or vertical arrangement of superior mesenteric artery and vein (n = 13); abnormal sign of ileocecal junction and colon in right lower quadrant (n = 23).
CONCLUSION: Spiral CT scanning has an important value in the early diagnosis of infantile intestinal malrotation.
METHODS: The spiral CT findings and clinical data of 23 cases of operatively-confirmed infantile intestinal malrotation were retrospectively analyzed.
RESULTS: Twenty-three cases of infantile intestinal malrotation were all diagnosed by SCT and confirmed by surgery. The main findings were as follows: whirlpool or concentric circle sign in mesenteric root with midgut volvulus (n = 16); duodenum assumed as "Z" or olecranon spur sign (n = 18); inverted transposition or vertical arrangement of superior mesenteric artery and vein (n = 13); abnormal sign of ileocecal junction and colon in right lower quadrant (n = 23).
CONCLUSION: Spiral CT scanning has an important value in the early diagnosis of infantile intestinal malrotation.