vascular compression of the third portion of the duodenum can lead to SMA syndrome. Patients can present with severe and/or unexpected weight loss and inability to keep down food. This usually (but not always) occurs subsequent to previous sudden/rapid weight loss which reduces the fat pad that props up the SMA at an angle of >30 degrees.
Interesting: Is the acute angulation of the SMA symptomatic or secondary to any other factor or is there a traumatic causative factor that leads to the vascular compression that can then lead to SMA Syndrome?
@@Nabiyah1 The condition is so rare that more work needs to be done to study and come to a determination. Based on the limited data that we have now, it seems that the reduction in angle is usually a result of reduction of a fat pad that usually keeps the angle wider. The reduction in the fat pad can be caused by many factors, such as intentional weight loss through diet and exercise, but is usually associated with weight loss from other acute illnesses. There seems to be a correlation between rapid weight loss and SMA, as well, meaning weight loss over longer periods of time may have a lower risk of resulting in SMA. Again, all this is based on very limited data and mostly case studies, though. It's entirely possible that some other reason for reduction in the angle of the SMA can lead to similar symptoms, such as mass effect from a tumor or stricture from nearby scar tissue. I have not heard of any such cases, myself, though.
@@snowballeffect7812 Thank you so much for the expedient and thorough feedback. It would great to get some data evidencing behavioral influences such as intentional weight loss through diet and exercise errors that we can eliminate to avoid inducing such negative impacts on the body via misinformation or improper application. At least that's one thing we could do to contribute to well health. We can't control everything, and certainly not everything is our fault, but whatever ways we can effect lowering our risks by what is in our control is a win is still a win, though it may be small in comparison to other factors. Thanks again.
The stomach, first, second and third part of the duodenum are dilated up to the midline at the level of SMA crossing there is abrupt transition is seen. The SMA angle is near the lower limit measuring 30° and the SMA distance from the abdominal aorta is also at the lower limit measuring 8 mm.
Intervention mean feeding tube inserted or surgery to fix .. with supplement nutrition liquid if restores the mesentery Artery Aorta fat cell in between small intestine can reverse this condition right.. doctor said simply had to gain at least 10 kg to restore the fat cells right I am lucky diagnosed early ..
Please help Me I have diagnosed with SMAS Superier Mesentery Artry Syndrome .. beside have developed mysteries symptoms Muiltple food allergies .. my functional doctor said it’s due to Hepatic Toxic recycling happening to portal veins .. as toxin reabsorbed back to liver through portal vein is it possible.. liver not working as supposed be said may low bile production though all LFT enzymes were normal liver good condition on MRCP scan expect fatty liver.. .. my complete microbial mapping test reveal have Zero Akermuncia and high level of facel beta-glucanadose .. anyone please share your knowledge to help me appreciated!! Thanks
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vascular compression of the third portion of the duodenum can lead to SMA syndrome. Patients can present with severe and/or unexpected weight loss and inability to keep down food. This usually (but not always) occurs subsequent to previous sudden/rapid weight loss which reduces the fat pad that props up the SMA at an angle of >30 degrees.
Interesting: Is the acute angulation of the SMA symptomatic or secondary to any other factor or is there a traumatic causative factor that leads to the vascular compression that can then lead to SMA Syndrome?
@@Nabiyah1 The condition is so rare that more work needs to be done to study and come to a determination. Based on the limited data that we have now, it seems that the reduction in angle is usually a result of reduction of a fat pad that usually keeps the angle wider. The reduction in the fat pad can be caused by many factors, such as intentional weight loss through diet and exercise, but is usually associated with weight loss from other acute illnesses. There seems to be a correlation between rapid weight loss and SMA, as well, meaning weight loss over longer periods of time may have a lower risk of resulting in SMA. Again, all this is based on very limited data and mostly case studies, though. It's entirely possible that some other reason for reduction in the angle of the SMA can lead to similar symptoms, such as mass effect from a tumor or stricture from nearby scar tissue. I have not heard of any such cases, myself, though.
@@snowballeffect7812 Thank you so much for the expedient and thorough feedback. It would great to get some data evidencing behavioral influences such as intentional weight loss through diet and exercise errors that we can eliminate to avoid inducing such negative impacts on the body via misinformation or improper application. At least that's one thing we could do to contribute to well health. We can't control everything, and certainly not everything is our fault, but whatever ways we can effect lowering our risks by what is in our control is a win is still a win, though it may be small in comparison to other factors. Thanks again.
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The stomach, first, second and third part of the duodenum are dilated up to the midline at
the level of SMA crossing there is abrupt transition is seen. The SMA angle is near the
lower limit measuring 30° and the SMA distance from the abdominal aorta is also at the
lower limit measuring 8 mm.
Colon or large intestine ulcers can be seen in ct scan and MRI?
I diagnosed SMAS cure possible any recommendations without surgery
Hey I also have the syndrome, well in my case I have a liquid diet base on nutritional shakes, in my opinion I recomend shakes that have 400 calories
most Anatomical disorders can't be cured without intervention
Intervention mean feeding tube inserted or surgery to fix .. with supplement nutrition liquid if restores the mesentery Artery Aorta fat cell in between small intestine can reverse this condition right.. doctor said simply had to gain at least 10 kg to restore the fat cells right I am lucky diagnosed early ..
@@samsundarakrishnan not at all need to gain 20 kg
Why I need to gain 20 kg ?? Any reason .. please explain it appreciated
Please help Me I have diagnosed with SMAS Superier Mesentery Artry Syndrome .. beside have developed mysteries symptoms Muiltple food allergies .. my functional doctor said it’s due to Hepatic Toxic recycling happening to portal veins .. as toxin reabsorbed back to liver through portal vein is it possible.. liver not working as supposed be said may low bile production though all LFT enzymes were normal liver good condition on MRCP scan expect fatty liver.. .. my complete microbial mapping test reveal have Zero Akermuncia and high level of facel beta-glucanadose .. anyone please share your knowledge to help me appreciated!!
Thanks