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Incarcerated transmesosigmoid hernia presenting in a 60-year-old man: a case report
BMC Medical Imaging , 06/02/08

Collins D et al. - Internal hernias can cause considerable morbidity and mortality, so prompt diagnosis is paramount. Transmesosigmoid hernias are most common in the paediatric population; however, our patient was 60 years old. This report highlights the importance of considering an internal hernia as a cause of small bowel obstruction in individuals of all age groups and especially in those without a previous history of abdominal surgery.

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