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1 sition of D3 on ultrasound (US) can rule out malrotation.
2           They also are born with intestinal malrotation.
3 ient underwent Ladd's surgery for intestinal malrotation.
4 l cleft lip and palate, retinopathy, and gut malrotation.
5 r transplantation, and history of surgery or malrotation.
6  splenic abnormalities, and gastrointestinal malrotation.
7 ent surgery with a preoperative diagnosis of malrotation.
8  perturbations in the etiology of intestinal malrotation.
9  with and without malrotation; patients with malrotation also exhibited reduced frontal recruitment f
10  mutant mice show reduced smooth muscle, gut malrotation and annular pancreas.
11 us variants in RFX6 presenting with duodenal malrotation and atresia, implicating RFX6 in development
12      Ultrasound biomicroscopy showed ciliary malrotation and effusion, suggesting choroidal effusion
13 ward tilt, and failure to do so leads to gut malrotation and volvulus.
14          Congenital abnormalities, including malrotations, anorectal malformations, and tracheoesopha
15 ENT FINDINGS: Intussusception and intestinal malrotation are potentially serious causes of intestinal
16 morphological criteria to detect hippocampal malrotation, assumed to represent a neurodevelopmental m
17 rt chain (ETC) reactions, elicits intestinal malrotation at high frequency.
18 asound can be used as a screening method for malrotation eliminating the need for unnecessary barium
19 evertheless, two children with variations of malrotation had normal upper gastrointestinal examinatio
20 1 patient developed symptoms attributable to malrotation in whom laparotomy confirmed the diagnosis (
21                              Subtle signs of malrotation included unusual redundancy of the duodenum
22 d boy born with gastroschisis and intestinal malrotation lost his entire small bowel and colon shortl
23 antioxidant supplementation, suggesting that malrotation may be at least partly attributable to redox
24              Diagnosis of difficult cases of malrotation may depend on recognition of anatomic subtle
25 e usually asymptomatic, annular pancreas and malrotation may manifest in the first decade of life.
26 ation of point mutations in FOXF1 with bowel malrotation, microdeletions of FOXF1 were associated wit
27 ic heterotaxy syndrome, including intestinal malrotation, midline liver with left-sided gallbladder a
28        We know from clinical experience that malrotation of surgical nasoseptal cartilage grafts can
29      Associated conotruncal defects included malrotation of the aorta and excessive infundibular myoc
30 ssociated conotruncal heart defects included malrotation of the aorta, defects in the subpulmonic inf
31 atient with a known de novo RET mutation and malrotation of the gut.
32                                              Malrotation of the intestine is a prevalent birth anomal
33 ar outflow tract obstruction occurred due to malrotation of the prosthesis, and successful alcohol se
34 y seldom causes symptoms, the association of malrotation of the renal pelvis with calculus increases
35 mplicating lower PTSs combined with internal malrotation of the tibial component and the resultant in
36 ormality that affected colonic position (eg, malrotation or abdominal mass) or had previously undergo
37 h ascending aortic dilatation, outflow tract malrotation, overriding aorta, double outlet right ventr
38 nd left side in situs inversus or intestinal malrotation patients.
39 myoclonic epilepsy patients with and without malrotation; patients with malrotation also exhibited re
40 luding dextrocardia, asplenia and intestinal malrotation, suggesting that BCOR is required in normal
41                                           In malrotation the position of third portion of duodenum (D
42          Unilateral or bilateral hippocampal malrotation was identified in 51% of patients and 50% of
43                                  Hippocampal malrotation was observed in three patients with TLE and
44 is colobomas, microphthalmia, and intestinal malrotation with myofibromas or hamartomas.
45  had Ladd's operations (53%) and 14 cases of malrotation with obstruction or volvulus were described
46 e of hippocampal atrophy, signal change, and malrotation with the Bernasconi definition, and digitati
47 undergoing urgent or emergent procedures for malrotation with volvulus, esophageal foreign body, and
48 nger than 18 years undergoing procedures for malrotation with volvulus, esophageal foreign body, ovar