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Giant Meckel's diverticulum. A cause of intestinal obstruction.

Giant Meckel's diverticula are more likely to cause obstruction than bleeding. In neonates, this is commonly due to volvulus; in adults, it is usually due to adhesions and a mass effect. A lateral view of the abdomen following barium studies can be helpful. This entity should be included in the differential diagnosis of intestinal obstruction, especially incomplete, intermittent, and chronic forms.

Colonic Diseases↗
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[Bioenergetic disorders of the intestinal wall in acute intestinal obstruction and the means for their correction].

Results of an investigation of bioenergetics of the mucous and intestinal layers of the adducting, strangulated and abducting parts of the small intestine at different terms after the creation and liquidation of acute occlusive and strangulated intestinal experimental ileus in 173 dogs are presented. The use of the method of correcting therapy described in the article for complex treatment of 326 patients with acute ileus has shown their advantage over traditional methods.

Acute Disease↗
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[Intestinal obstruction caused by colorectal neoplasms].

The Authors report their ten-year experience in 85 cases of colorectal carcinoma presenting with large bowel obstruction. They underline the high morbidity and mortality of such condition related to the late diagnosis and the poor general conditions of the patients. After reviewing the literature they point out that the best treatment consists in dealing both with the intestinal obstruction and its cause during the same operative time. The post-operative mortality after radical treatment is acceptable especially when compared to derivative procedures.

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