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distal intussusception (arrow)
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F1
The distal intussusception of 5cm in length was (Figure 1) easily reduced without inadvertent injury.
proximal intussusception with the visible base of the MD (arrow)
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F2
The second intussusception of 15cm in length (Figure 2) had signs of ischemia (color change and venous congestion) with a high risk of perforation and its reduction via the laparoscopic route was difficult.
Meckel's diverticulum prior to resection at the base (arrows)
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F3
Resection of MD is indicated upon discovery in any circumstance, especially in the setting of an intussusception with the MD as a pathologic lead point (Figure 3 and Figure 4).
resected Meckel s diverticulum measuring 5cm
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F4
Resection of MD is indicated upon discovery in any circumstance, especially in the setting of an intussusception with the MD as a pathologic lead point (Figure 3 and Figure 4).