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Cureus
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Adult malrotation with midgut volvulus is rare and challenging to diagnose. This case highlights a unique presentation of extensive small bowel necrosis requiring surgical resection and complex management.

Keywords:
adult intestinal malrotationcongenital diseasediscontinuityemergency exploratory laparotomyemergent general surgeryintestinal ischemialadd's proceduremalrotationmidgut malrotationtemporary abdominal closure

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