. Surgery, its principles and practice . Fig. 367.—Anomalous Course or theFirst Portion of Ascending Colon(W. Wayne Babcock). Unusual course and dilatation of the omegaloop. Trilobed .stomach. Fig. 368.—The Sigmoid Loop Touchesthe Lower Border of the LeftKidney (W. Wayne Babcock). Enlarged liver with marked Fig. 369.—Exaggerated V-shapedCourse of the Transverse Colon(W. Wayne Babcock). The liver is enlarged from a fatty infiltra-tion. Fig. 370.—The Ileum Passes in Front of theRoot of the Flexure and Emerges behindthe Root of the Flexure Tow.\rd Shaded (Wilms).
. Surgery, its principles and practice . Fig. 367.—Anomalous Course or theFirst Portion of Ascending Colon(W. Wayne Babcock). Unusual course and dilatation of the omegaloop. Trilobed .stomach. Fig. 368.—The Sigmoid Loop Touchesthe Lower Border of the LeftKidney (W. Wayne Babcock). Enlarged liver with marked Fig. 369.—Exaggerated V-shapedCourse of the Transverse Colon(W. Wayne Babcock). The liver is enlarged from a fatty infiltra-tion. Fig. 370.—The Ileum Passes in Front of theRoot of the Flexure and Emerges behindthe Root of the Flexure Tow.\rd Shaded (Wilms). DIVERTICULA. 667 The term volvulus is also used to designate knotting of the classified the anatomic possibilities as follows: 1. A loop may undergo occlusion by making a half or a whole turnabout its longitudinal axis. 2. The entire mesentery or a section of it may rotate, with its associ-ated bowel loop, a half or several times about its axis. This results inrotation about the mesenteric axis. 3. A loop of bowel with its mesentery may constitute the axis aboutwhich another loop with its mesentery may be turned. The sigmoid flexure, owing to the peculiarities of its attachments,is the part by far the most frequently affected in volvulus. Volvulus occurs more frequently in men than in women,
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