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5/2017
vol. 92 abstract:
Case report
Inverted Meckel diverticulum in premature causing intermittent bowel obstruction
Andrzej Zając
,
Dorota Pawlik
,
Renata Radziszewska
,
Lorenc Katarzyna
,
Wojciech Szczepański
,
Przemysław Tomasik
,
Wojciech Górecki
,
Ryszard Lauterbach
PEDIATRIA POLSKA (92) 2017 649-652
Online publish date: 2018/03/07
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Although Meckel diverticulum morbidity is well known in children and adults, complications appearing in newborns seem to be very rare. Authors present extremely rare case of inverted Meckel diverticulum in premature, causing intermittent bowel obstruction complicated by necrotizing enterocolitis. After three episodes of incomplete bowel obstruction patient died at the age of 65 days with symptoms of ileus, complicated by septicemia and multiorgan dysfunction syndrome. Postmortem examination revealed inverted Meckel diverticulum obliterating small intestine.
keywords:
Inverted Meckel diverticulum, Premature, Bowel obstruction, Ileus |
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