Abdominal Pain

	Nonrotation (malrotation). Upper GI study demonstrated that the duodenojejunal (DJ) junction was on the right to the vertebral column.
	Nonrotation (malrotation). Operative finding of the DJ junction at right side of vertebral column and narrow based mesentery are noted
	Malrotation with Ladd's band obstruction. The abdominal plain X-ray shows air shadow in the distended stomach and very little small intestinal air, characteristic picture of partial upper gut obstruction
	An upper gastrointestinal barium study demonstrates dilated stomach and obstruction at second part duodenum. The "birds peak" appearance is characteristic finding in Ladd's band obstruction, an extrinsic compression commonly associated with malrotation
	An upper GI study shows dilated stomach and duodenum with a picture of obstruction by extrinsic cause at the second part-Ladd's peritoneal band compression is the final diagnosis
	The abdominal radiograph of internal hernia
	The abdominal radiograph of internal hernia
	The abdominal radiograph of internal hernia
	The abdominal radiograph of internal hernia
	The operative finding of internal hernia