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Hirschsprung's disease and malrotation of the mid-gut. An uncommon association.

Abstract Gastrointestinal malrotation is recognized to be associated with ventral abdominal wall and diaphragmatic defects. Congenital anomalies in Hirschsprung's disease are generally considered to be fortuitous. The two, when combined form a potentially fatal condition as the clinical and radiological signs and symptoms may be masked. The problems and pitfalls in radiological diagnosis and technique when gastrointestinal malrotation and Hirschsprung's disease occurs simultaneously are discussed.