Unusual presentation of superior mesenteric artery syndrome after trauma
Superior mesenteric artery (SMA) syndrome is a rare syndrome with an incidence of 0.013%–0.3% in the general population, commonly involving the age group between 10 and 29 years.1 SMA syndrome is usually associated with severe cata-bolic states, anatomical abnormalities or condi-tions known to cause reduced aortomesenteric angle. ................
................
In order to avoid copyright disputes, this page is only a partial summary.
To fulfill the demand for quickly locating and searching documents.
It is intelligent file search solution for home and business.
Related download
- superior mesenteric artery syndrome with duodenal obstruction in a
- an underrated diagnosis of superior mesenteric artery syndrome a case
- superior mesenteric artery syndrome university of california los angeles
- superior mesenteric artery syndrome treated successfully by endoscopy
- mobility and motility constipation impairs enteral feeding in disabled
- superior mesenteric artery syndrome a classic presentation of a rare
- superior mesenteric artery syndrome a single institution experience
- superior mesenteric artery sma syndrome in a patient with gunshot
- superior mesenteric artery syndrome wilkie syndrome with unusual
- unusual presentation of superior mesenteric artery syndrome after trauma
Related searches
- superior mesenteric artery stenosis icd 10
- superior mesenteric artery stenosis treatment
- superior mesenteric artery icd 10
- superior mesenteric artery stenosis symptoms
- superior mesenteric artery syndrome symptoms
- superior mesenteric artery syndrome causes
- superior mesenteric artery syndrome diagnosis
- superior mesenteric artery sma syndrome
- superior mesenteric artery function
- superior mesenteric artery anatomy
- superior mesenteric artery dissection
- superior mesenteric artery syndrome icd 10