Congenital short bowel.

Pediatr Radiol

Published: October 1984

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Congenital short bowel with malrotation or nonrotation but without atresia is a very rare anomaly. Two male siblings having the same condition are reported here and in addition the other four cases previously cited in the English literature are reviewed.

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