iarjmcrIARJMCRIARJMCR2709-3220https://doi.org/10.47310/iarjmcr.2021.v02i02.003Duodenal Volvulus with Intestinal Malrotation in a 9 Year Old Boy: A Case ReportAliBerroImadeddineFarfourFadiIskandaraniKamalKansoBassemAbouMerhiRouwaydaDanaMohamadCheetHaidarHoumaniThe gastrointestinal tract contains multiple and complex organs that play together a vital role in the life of humans. This tract may be affected by multiple diseases, either congenital or acquired during life. Congenital diseases commonly manifest during the infancy period, and it rarely remains masked until later in life especially those affecting the small intestine. Different radiological techniques are widely used for the diagnosis and, sometimes, for therapeutic purposes, in association with medical and surgical approaches. In this article, a rare case of duodenal volvulus with intestinal malrotation due to late presentation in a 9-year-old boy will be discussed.