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The patient's erect abdominal radiograph. Multiple air-fluid levels are depicted.
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Air fluid levels were demonstrable on erect abdominal X-rays (see Figure 1).
The patient's computed tomography (CT) image (axial view) in the arterial phase. The red arrow indicates a target lesion at the ileo-caecal junction. Dilated loops of small bowel are seen.
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Intra-abdominal fluid collection was also evident (see Figure 2).
The patient's image showing (white arrow) a mid-jejunal intussusception. A perforated intramural granuloma is visible.
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Intraoperative findings included a reducible intussusception at the ileo-caecal juncture and another at the mid-jejunum, which needed a wedge resection and a jejunostomy (see Figure 3).