Anatomical Correction of Adult Intestinal Malrotation Using Kareem's Procedure: A Case Report

Background

Intestinal malrotation (IM) is a congenital defect in midgut rotation or fixation that results in abnormal positioning of the bowel. Although most cases present during infancy, adult presentation is uncommon and may be misdiagnosed. Kareem's procedure is an anatomical corrective approach described for gut malrotation; however, evidence regarding its use remains limited.

Case presentation