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    During fetal development, the midgut grows too large and herniates into the umbilical cord before returning to the abdominal cavity at 10-12 weeks. It then undergoes a 270 degree counterclockwise rotation bringing the duodenum to the retroperitoneum and cecum to the lateral abdominal wall. Abnormal or incomplete rotation results in the duodenojejunal flexure lying to the right of the midline and a central cecum, creating a narrow mesentery base risking midgut volvulus.

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    During fetal development, the midgut grows too large and herniates into the umbilical cord before returning to the abdominal cavity at 10-12 weeks. It then undergoes a 270 degree counterclockwise rotation bringing the duodenum to the retroperitoneum and cecum to the lateral abdominal wall. Abnormal or incomplete rotation results in the duodenojejunal flexure lying to the right of the midline and a central cecum, creating a narrow mesentery base risking midgut volvulus.

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    Malrotasi

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    During fetal development, the midgut grows too large and herniates into the umbilical cord before returning to the abdominal cavity at 10-12 weeks. It then undergoes a 270 degree counterclockwise rotation bringing the duodenum to the retroperitoneum and cecum to the lateral abdominal wall. Abnormal or incomplete rotation results in the duodenojejunal flexure lying to the right of the midline and a central cecum, creating a narrow mesentery base risking midgut volvulus.

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    MALROTASI

    USUS

    EMBRIOLOGI
    6 week of fetal midgut grows too rapidly to be
    accommodated in the abdominal cavity and
    therefore herniates into the umbilical cord.
    10-12 weeks midgut returns to the abdominal
    cavity, undergoing a 270counterclockwise
    rotation around the superior mesenteric artery.
    Duodenum becomes fixed retroperitoneally in its
    third portion and at the ligament of Treitz, while
    the cecum becomes fixed to the lateral abdominal
    wall by peritoneal bands.

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    Rotasi normal

    Non Rotasi / inkomplit rotasi


    duodenojejunal
    flexure lies to the
    right of the midline
    and the caecum is
    central, creating a
    narrow base for the
    small bowel
    mesentery, which
    predisposes to midgut volvulus

    Ladd band

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