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The non-rotation of the midgut loop is not of very rare occurence. According to Dot t ('34) 26 authors have recorded 39 cases of this anomaly, and Estrada ('58) wrote in his comprehensive book titled " Anomalies of intestinal rotation and fixation " that this abnormality which was first described by Gruber in 1862, had been observed in 0.2% (4/2,071) of persons examined radiologically (K ant o r, '34) and in 0.5% (5/1,050) of anatomically studied specimens (S m i t h, '11). Of course it is possible for persons with this anomaly to live their whole life without any symptom attributable to this anomalous condition of the intestine. From time to time, however, these people are said to show acute or chronic symptoms such as appendicitis, intestinal obstruction as well as other organic lesions, and may be subjected to surgical operation (M c I n t o s h & D o n o v a n, '39 ; Snyder & Chaf fin,'54; Salzberg &Martin,'61 ; Schulz et al., '61 ; I s h i d a et al., '63, etc.). In the autumn of 1963, one case of the non-rotation of midgut loop was encountered in the gross anatomy dissection for medical freshman. Furthermore, it was revealed noteworthily that this anomaly was associated peculiarly with other abnormalities such as supracolic peritoneal resess and poor development of the omental bursa. The cadaver was a 88-year-old male, Mr. T. I., who died in February 1963 because of the hepatitis.° No remarkable intestinal

A Combination of the Non-rotation of Midgut Loop and the Open-left Supracolic Peritoneal Recess