Finds primary omental torsion as a rare cause of abdominal pain, suggesting careful exploration is crucial for recovery.
Primary omental torsion is a rare but important cause of acute abdominal pain in adults, often mimicking appendicitis. In resource‐limited settings, careful intraoperative exploration after excluding common causes is essential, as timely omental resection leads to rapid recovery and prevents complications.
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