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Intraoperative finding of small bowel intussusception.
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During his surgery, a long segment of the proximal jejunum (67 cm) was found to be invaginated into a distal jejunal segment, which confirmed the diagnosis of intussusception (Fig. 1).
Small bowel intussusception after reduction.
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The sigmoid was redundant and easily resected with good oncological margins (Fig. 2).
Endoscopy finding of multiple duodenal polyps.
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These were excised and showed normal mucosa with no active or chronic inflammation, atypia or malignancy (Fig. 3) and was booked for follow up endoscopy after 1 year.