Retractile mesenteris may be seen in:: (A) Ormond's disease, (B) Gardner's disease, (C) Turner's syndrome, (D) Down's syndrome
Answer is A. Retractile Mesenteritis Retroperitoneal fibrosis has been associated with a variety of sclerosis disease, among these is a variant known as retractile mesenteritis Involve predominantly the mesentry of small intestine and associated vessels, involvement of mesocolon and colon is less frequent. Ref: Schwaz 10th edition Pgno: 1458