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March 28, 2026International Journal of Surgery Case ReportsOpen Access

Effective conservative management of superior mesenteric artery syndrome presenting with chronic vomiting and postprandial pain in a young adult female: a case report

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To highlight the effective conservative management of superior mesenteric artery syndrome in a young adult female presenting with chronic vomiting and abdominal pain.
Case presentation of a 28-year-old female
Utilization of computed tomography for diagnosis
Initial management included dietary modifications and prokinetic therapy
Confirmed compression of the duodenum via imaging with a narrowed aortomesenteric angle of 14°
Dietary changes and metoclopramide provided partial symptom relief
Emphasis on appropriate imaging techniques when symptoms persist despite non-obstructive endoscopic findings

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Case report demonstrates effective management of superior mesenteric artery syndrome in a young adult female, indicating the need for timely diagnosis and intervention.

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Abdi et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Case report demonstrates effective management of superior mesenteric artery syndrome in a young adult female, indicating the need for timely diagnosis and intervention.

Effective conservative management of superior mesenteric artery syndrome presenting with chronic vomiting and postprandial pain in a young adult female: a case report

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Effective conservative management of superior mesenteric artery syndrome presenting with chronic vomiting and postprandial pain in a young adult female: a case report

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