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Table 1 Clinical characteristics of 332 adult malrotation patients

From: CT facilitates improved diagnosis of adult intestinal malrotation: a 7-year retrospective study based on 332 cases

Parameters

Total (n = 332)

No. (%)

Gender ratio (male/female)

1.91:1

Age, years

 Mean

51.0 ± 15.3

 Range

18–97

Asymptomatic patients

188 (56.6)

Symptoms at diagnosis (n = 144)

 Abdominal pain

114 (79.2)

 Bloating

37 (25.7)

 Vomiting

18 (12.5)

 Nausea

7 (4.9)

 Diarrhea

6 (4.2)

 Constipation

4 (2.8)

Complication: volvulus

7 (2.1)

Duration of symptoms# (n = 91)

 Hours/days

25 (27.5)

 Weeks

16 (17.6)

 Months

24 (26.4)

 Years

26 (28.5)

Treatment# (n = 91)

 Conservative treatment

79 (86.8)

 Surgical treatment

12 (13.2)

  1. Patients’ first symptoms are duplicated (coexistence of several symptoms)
  2. #Duration of symptoms and treatment modalities were obtained from 91 patients, and outpatients without detailed records and asymptomatic patients with predominantly other conditions (kidney stones, cirrhosis, hypertension, etc.) were not recorded