Axial twisting of the cecum, ascending colon, and terminal ileum around their mesenteric
pedicle is referred to as cecal volvulus. 1 Cecal volvulus occurs in 1%–1.5% of all intestinal …

Key Clinical Message Patients mimicking appendicitis symptoms in a rural setting or those
post‐appendectomy, indicating cecal volvulus, should always be considered. Swift action …

This case report presents a fascinating scenario involving a 60-year-old female who was
diagnosed with cecal volvulus secondary to appendicitis. The patient's initial presentation …

Introduction A volvulus is a serious surgical emergency caused by torsion or hyper-flexion of
the bowel loop and its mesentery on a fixed point. Cecal volvulus is an uncommon cause of …

Caecal volvulus (CV) is an uncommon cause of large intestinal obstruction due to the axial
torsion of the caecum, ascending colon, and terminal ileum. We describe the case of a 37 …

Cecal volvulus refers to the abnormal twisting of the cecum around its mesenteric axis.
Although it is an infrequent cause of large bowel obstruction, it poses a potential threat to …