Figure 1. (a, b) Entero-MRI revealed a mildly dilated small bowel loops and a herniated sac through the transverse mesocolon (arrow).
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Case Report
Volume 4, Number 2, June 2014, pages 55-57
Transmesocolic Hernia Without a History of Digestive Surgery: Unknown Disease
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Table
| Types of internal hernia | Incidence |
|---|---|
| Paraduodenal | 54% |
| Pericecal | 13% |
| Foramen of Winslow | 8% |
| Transmesenteric and transmesocolic | 8% |
| Intersigmoid | 7% |
| Supravesical and pelvic | 6% |
| Transomental | 4% |