Duplication of small intestine (Q91132): Difference between revisions
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Porção anormal do intestino que está ligada a ou intrínseca ao intestino delgado normal. O cisto ou intestino duplicado tipicamente está revestido com mucosa intestinal, mas heterotópico (tecido de outras áreas do corpo) pode ser encontrado dentro dele. Muitos são diagnosticados acidentalmente, mas sintomas podem ser o efeito direto de distensão da duplicação ou resultado de compressão de órgãos adjacentes. A hemorragia abrupta com instabilidade hemodinâmica pode ser resultado de um cisto revestido com mucosa gástrica. | |||
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An abnormal portion of intestine which is attached to or intrinsic with the normal small bowel . The cyst or duplicated bowel is typically lined with intestinal mucosa, but heterotopic (tissue from other areas of the body) may be found within it. Many are diagnosed incidentally, but symptoms may be the direct effect of distention of the duplication or result from compression of adjacent organs. Abrupt haemorrhage with hemodynamic instability may result from a cyst lined with gastric mucosa. | |||
Revision as of 18:08, 15 August 2026
An abnormal portion of intestine which is attached to or intrinsic with the normal small bowel . The cyst or duplicated bowel is typically lined with intestinal mucosa, but heterotopic (tissue from other areas of the body) may be found within it. Many are diagnosed incidentally, but symptoms may be the direct effect of distention of the duplication or result from compression of adjacent organs. Abrupt haemorrhage with hemodynamic instability may result from a cyst lined with gastric mucosa.
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| English | Duplication of small intestine |
An abnormal portion of intestine which is attached to or intrinsic with the normal small bowel . The cyst or duplicated bowel is typically lined with intestinal mucosa, but heterotopic (tissue from other areas of the body) may be found within it. Many are diagnosed incidentally, but symptoms may be the direct effect of distention of the duplication or result from compression of adjacent organs. Abrupt haemorrhage with hemodynamic instability may result from a cyst lined with gastric mucosa. |
