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14. Anomalies of MidgutAnomalies of Midgut
1-1- Anomalies of mesenteries:Anomalies of mesenteries:
- Mobile cecum.- Mobile cecum.
- Reto-colic pocket.- Reto-colic pocket.
2-2- Body wall defect:Body wall defect:
- Omphalocele.- Omphalocele.
- Gastroschisis.- Gastroschisis.
- Infantile umbilical hernia.- Infantile umbilical hernia.
3-3- Stenosis or atresia of intestinalStenosis or atresia of intestinal
lumenlumen
4-4- Subhepatic cecum and appendixSubhepatic cecum and appendix
Dr. Sherif
Fahmy
15. 5- Abnormal rotation of midgut loop
A- Arrest of rotation after 90 degree
- Ascending colon and cecum are on left
side of abdomen.
B- Rotation for 90 degree to opposite
direction
- Transverse colon is deep to duodenum.
6- Remenants of vitelline duct
-Meckel’s diverticulum.
-Vitelline cyst
-Vitelline fistula. Dr. Sherif
