Belmonte Joy,  Yang Yin,  Chew Lay Ee,  Wong Lee,  Fortier Marielle,  Tan Timothy Shao Ern

Final Pr. ID: Poster #: EDU-011

Midgut volvulus (MGV) is a surgical emergency with potentially devastating risks of short gut syndrome, sepsis, and death. Timely diagnosis prevents treatment delay. Although traditionally diagnosed with an upper gastrointestinal (UGI) series, ultrasound (US) offers a rapid, radiation-free alternative when performed by trained operators. As part of our institution’s transition to an “ultrasound-first” protocol for suspected malrotation/MGV, we designed and implemented a structured training program to enhance sonographer proficiency. This study presents the framework and preliminary outcomes of this training initiative. Read More

Authors:  Belmonte Joy , Yang Yin , Chew Lay Ee , Wong Lee , Fortier Marielle , Tan Timothy Shao Ern

Keywords:  Ultrasound, Gastric Volvulus, Malrotation