Recurrent intestinal volvulus in midgut malrotation causing acute bowel obstruction: A case report

Figure 1 Computerised tomography scan. A: Abnormal location of the caecum and terminal ileum and most of the small bowel to the right side of the abdomen; B: Non-progression of the duodenum across the spines and aorta; C: Reversal of the relationship between mesenteric artery and vein.

Figure 2 Intraoperative findings showing high riding left upper quadrant caecum, dilated congested but viable small bowel on the right of the abdomen. Terminal ileum entering the caecum on the right side.