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laparoscopic approach revealed an ileoileal intussusception, approximately 40cm from the ileoceacal valve
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Furthermore, when the small intestine was inspected, an ileoileal intussusception was also noted, approximately 40cm from the ileoceacal valve (Figure 1).
a laparoscopic disintussusception approach was performed, with no signs of ischemia or perforation after the reduction of the small bowel
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Reduction of the small bowel revealed a palpable intraluminal mass that acted as a lead point for invagination, with no signs of ischemia or perforation (Figure 2).
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