short bowel syndrome after excessive resection of intestine

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short bowel syndrome after excessive resection of intestine is mostly due to..

A. mesenteric artery occlusion
B. crohns disease spreading thru intestine
C. midgut volvulus
D. inferior mesenteric vein occlusio

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Short bowel syndrome is condition of nutritional malabsorption related to the surgical removal or disease of a large portion of the small intestine.

When areas of the small intestine are removed surgically, there may not be enough surface area left in the remaining bowel to adequately absorb nutrients from food.

This condition is particularly likely to develop when one-half or more of the bowel is removed during Surgery. Risk factors include diseases of the small intestine that may require surgical intervention such as :
regional enteritis or Crohn's disease commonest in adults . Necrotizing enterocolitis is a common cause of this syndrome in infants.