gastric volvulus — twisting of the stomach, usually due to laxity of one of its ligaments; this may or may not result in obstruction. The two most common types are mesenteroaxial volvulus and organoaxial volvulus … Medical dictionary
Volvulus — Classification and external resources An xray of a person with a small bowel volvulus. ICD 10 K56.2 … Wikipedia
Gastric dumping syndrome — Classification and external resources ICD 10 K91.1 ICD 9 564.2 … Wikipedia
volvulus — A twisting of the intestine causing obstruction; if left untreated may result in vascular compromise of the involved intestine. [L. volvo, to roll] cecal v. rotation and twisting of the cecum toward the left upper quadrant, with ascending colon o … Medical dictionary
volvulus — n. twisting of part of the digestive tract, usually leading to partial or complete obstruction and sometimes reducing the blood supply, causing gangrene. A volvulus may untwist spontaneously or by manipulation, but surgical exploration is usually … The new mediacal dictionary
gastric dilatation-volvulus — see under volvulus … Medical dictionary
gastric dilatation-volvulus — a condition in dogs, consisting of excessive dilatation of the stomach; it is usually seen in large deep chested breeds, the result of swallowing of air. If untreated, the dilatation can progress to fatal volvulus … Medical dictionary
Заворот Кишок (Volvulus) — заворот кишок, при котором у человека развивается частичная или полная непроходимость кишечника; он часто сопровождается нарушением кровоснабжения кишки и приводит к развитию гангрены. Заворот кишок может пройти самостоятельно или с помощью… … Медицинские термины
mesenteroaxial volvulus — the less common of the two types of gastric volvulus, in which the stomach twists transversely around its mesenteric axis; this type is more common in children … Medical dictionary
organoaxial volvulus — the more common of the two types of gastric volvulus, in which the stomach twists around its longitudinal axis; this type is more common in the elderly … Medical dictionary
