Anomalies of midgut rotation in the adult.
Anomalies of midgut rotation in the adult are uncommon clinical entities. Knowledge of the normal embryologic development of midgut rotation and the pathologic dispositions of each anomaly is indispensible to manage properly such anomalies.
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