Sentence examples for congenital origin from inspiring English sources

In children, the aetiology is thought to be congenital origin with abnormal development of the dorsal mesogastrium.

However, the present case appeared to be of congenital origin because of the lack of pancreatitis, or a history of tumor or trauma.

Type 3 represents a true diverticulum that contains all four bowel layers and is most likely to have a congenital origin [3, 5].

Among the reported cases, 90.5 % of the cases were considered to be of congenital origin, including patients with Osler Weber Rendu disease (OWRD) [3].

We describe a case of successful surgical resection of initially unresectable ICC in a patient with PV cavernous transformation with suspected congenital origin.

Therefore, there is circumstantial evidence to suggest that vascular hepatic involvement in TS patients is part of a more general disorder, likely of congenital origin, involving vessels of different sizes, types, and locations [2, 7].

Epithelial cysts are congenital in origin while false cysts, i.e. pseudocysts are post traumatic in origin and thought to represent the final stage in the evolution of a splenic haematoma.

Haemangiomas, congenital in origin, consist of vascular channels filled with slow-flowing blood.

Others are congenital in origin.

Arteriovenous fistula, abnormal direct opening between an artery and a vein; it sometimes results from accidental penetration wounds or from vascular disease, or it may be congenital in origin.

Haemangiomas, congenital in origin, represent the most common benign lesions of the spleen.