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Contrast material-enhanced CT scan of the abdomen demonstrates the 'bowel within bowel' appearance representing the instussusception, which was discovered on previous US (white arrow in A). Additionally two accompanying intussusceptions are readily identified (black arrow in A, black arrow in B).
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Contrast-enhanced abdominal CT not only confirmed the enteric intussusception that was demonstrated on previous US, but also showed two additional concomitant intussusceptions (Figure 1A, 1B) and inflamed appendix located behind the gas-filled caecum and ascending colon.
Contrast material-enhanced CT scan demonstrates enlarged and enhancing retrocaecal appendix with periappendiceal fat stranding (arrow).
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The appendix was enlarged, thicker than 10 mm in diameter, showing wall thickening and abnormal enhancement with fat stranding around it (Figure 2).