Delayed presentation of congenital diaphragmatic hernia manifesting as combined-type acute gastric volvulus: a case report and review of the literature

Keyphrases

• Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia 100%
• Delayed Presentation 100%
• Combined Type 100%
• Acute Gastric Volvulus 100%
• Stomach 50%
• Diaphragmatic Defect 50%
• Small Intestine 25%
• Intestinal Loop 25%
• San Antonio 25%
• Spleen 25%
• Cough 25%
• Abdominal Pain 25%
• Left-handed 25%
• Shortness of Breath 25%
• Chest Radiograph 25%
• Herniation 25%
• Reduced Form 25%
• Retching 25%
• Non-productive 25%
• Abdominal Cavity 25%
• Viscera 25%
• Fascia 25%
• Fluid-filled 25%
• Gastric Volvulus 25%
• AlloDerm 25%
• Air-fluid Level 25%
• Hemithorax 25%
• Ascending Colon 25%
• Transverse Colon 25%
• Thoracoscopic Approach 25%
• Surgical Emergency 25%
• Nasogastric Decompression 25%
• Mediastinal Deviation 25%
• Wound Vac 25%
• Subcostal Incision 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Congenital Diaphragm Hernia 100%
• Stomach Volvulus 100%
• Wound 40%
• Coughing 20%
• Abdominal Pain 20%
• Small Intestine 20%
• Incision 20%
• Dyspnea 20%
• Thorax Radiography 20%
• Retching 20%
• Abdominal Cavity 20%
• Surgical Emergency 20%
• Viscera 20%
• Fascia 20%
• Surgical Mesh 20%
• Transverse Colon 20%
• Ascending Colon 20%