. The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy and nuclear medicine . Cecum raised out of pelvis. Tensionon band relaxed relieving rotation. Appendix innormal position on the left and normal outline ofcolon. Findings confirmed at operation. ileum, producing the so-called Lane kinkand other less typical fixations, or chronicappendicitis, or the results of an acuteinflammatory process in the appendixwith adhesions and fixation of the cecumand appendix to surrounding structures,notably the ileum and right colon itself(the appendix is frequently retrocecal), orpost-operative adhesion
. The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy and nuclear medicine . Cecum raised out of pelvis. Tensionon band relaxed relieving rotation. Appendix innormal position on the left and normal outline ofcolon. Findings confirmed at operation. ileum, producing the so-called Lane kinkand other less typical fixations, or chronicappendicitis, or the results of an acuteinflammatory process in the appendixwith adhesions and fixation of the cecumand appendix to surrounding structures,notably the ileum and right colon itself(the appendix is frequently retrocecal), orpost-operative adhesions follow ing removalof the appendix. We belie\e the adventitious bands areusually congenital or are developmentalprocesses, the result of the abnormal mo-bility of the right colon. Some of themmay be the result of local inflammatoryprocesses in this region, chiefly from theappendix; but there are apparently twofairly distinct types of cases: those in whichthe appendix and the results of its inflam-mation are the chief factor, and those inwhich the adventitious bands usually. Fig. 5. Case 9373. Forty-eight hours Rotation ofcecum bv band when descended into pelvis. Twist ofbowel shown by partially filled rugae. Fmdingsconfirmed at operation. adhesions results in a crippling of theintestine, which is evidenced roentgeno- 426 Studies of Patients with Chronic Deformino; Arthritis logically by certain deformities in the percentage of cases by a definite localbarium shadow and evidence of torsion or stasis proximal to the lesion.
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