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Computed tomography image of invaginated ileal segment.
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Abdominal computed tomographs (CT) obtained to clarify reason for the tenderness localized in the lower abdominal quadrant revealed a mass lesion interpreted as plastron appendicitis in the area of the cecum or invagination (Figure 1).
Macroscopic appearance of invaginated ileal loop.
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The bowel segment was excised en bloc, and intestinal continuity was achieved with side-to-side ileo-ileal anastomosis (Figures 2, 3).
Stromal tumor that caused invagination.
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The bowel segment was excised en bloc, and intestinal continuity was achieved with side-to-side ileo-ileal anastomosis (Figures 2, 3).