Surgical Innovations are central to surgical progress, and have led to exponential growth in
various fields of Surgery. Surgical Innovations in Lower and Middle Income Countries are …

Abstract Background Laparoscopic Ladd's procedure for malrotation in children is still a
controversial approach. Although some retrospective studies have compared the outcomes …

Background: Intestinal malrotation is a congenital anomaly resulting from abnormal or
incomplete rotation and fixation of the midgut during embryogenesis. It commonly presents …

We herein report a 20‐month‐old boy who underwent laparoscopic Ladd's surgery. He
showed intermittent bilious vomiting after birth and received a definitive diagnosis of …

Purpose: A laparoscopic approach for malrotation is feasible and safe in hemodynamically
stable neonates without intestinal necrosis; however, volvulus is associated with recurrence …

Uma das queixas mais recorrentes nas unidades de emergências pediátricas é o abdome
agudo. O paciente pediátrico possui peculiaridades que o difere do paciente adulto, tanto …

A Boy with Vomiting and Weight Loss An 11-year-old boy was evaluated at the hospital
because of ongoing vomiting and weight loss. Endoscopic evaluation revealed erythema of …

Abstract Introduction: Occurrence of Chylolymphatic cyst with malrotation and midgut
volvulus is a rare clinical entity and occurs as a result of lymphatic proliferation due to …

Background: Anomalous rotation and fixation of the intes-tines during fetal development
leads to intestinal malrotation. Usually, it is characterized by intestinal volvulus, which might …

Background: Volvulus, a condition where the intestines twist upon themselves, is a serious
surgical emergency that commonly affects children. Midgut volvulus is frequently caused by …