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Week 10 Herniated Midgut
This is a hand drawn of the week 10 fetal midgut. It is based off the images from Martin V, Shaw-Smith C, [1] The Midgut which was initially herniated in week 5 of gestation is still lying outside the abdominal cavity (shaded green) in the umbilicus. This is shown by the red loop of midgut which are the intestinal loops protruding through the abdominal cavity. This article focuses on midgut malrotation, however in doing so describes the embryonic rotations that occur and the herniation of the midgut to get it to the position illustrated in this diagram.
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- ↑ name="PMID2908440"><pubmed>2908440</pubmed>
--Mark Hill (talk) 11:01, 7 November 2014 (EST) Assessment - Student drawn image. Figure relates to project topic contains reference, copyright and student template. Caption information is useful. The drawing does show herniation but it is not clearly illustrated in your drawing. Minor, there is a problem with your reference formatting.
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18:48, 6 October 2014 | 865 × 603 (512 KB) | Z3415141 (talk | contribs) | Week 10 Fetal midgut: Lying in the umbilicus outside the green part of this image is the herniated midgut<ref name="PMID2908440"><pubmed>2908440</pubmed></ref>. | ||
18:40, 6 October 2014 | 865 × 603 (512 KB) | Z3415141 (talk | contribs) | Week 10 Fetal midgut: Lying in the umbilicus outside the green part of this image is the herniated midgut. |
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