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- Intestinal malrotation is a rare condition that develops during embryonic growth and is not commonly seen in adults, particularly in relation to colon cancer.
- Current literature lacks documentation of fully laparoscopic colonic resections for adenomas in patients with malrotation.
- To safely carry out laparoscopic surgery on these cases, a preoperative evaluation of the vascular anatomy using computed tomography is essential.
Article Abstract
Intestinal malrotation is an embryologic anomaly rarely presenting in adults especially in association with colon cancer. Fully laparoscopic colonic resection has not yet described in literature for adenomas in malrotation. Preoperative assessment of vascular anatomy by computed tomography is considered mandatory to perform safely laparoscopic surgery.
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