Intestinal nonrotation is a subtype of malrotation and it usually detected incidentally in adulthood. Although often asymptomatic, patients with this condition are at increased risk conditions that may require emergency surgery, such as intestinal obstruction necrosis. In relation to our case 52-year-old male patient diagnosed radiological examinations performed for renal colic, the current sta...

Results The patient was hospitalized 3 times with abdominal pain elevated CRP and fever. She was presumed to have recurrent abdominal infections and treated with antibiotics. The laboratory tests showed no increase on leukocytes counts but elevated CRP (to198mg/l), which normalized after a few days. CT-scans and 2 ultrasounds were performed, which showed signs of panniculitis of the abdominal f...