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X-ray abdomen erect showing multiple abnormal air-fluid levels and gas-filled bowel loops in the abdomen
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X-ray abdomen erect was showing multiple abnormal air-fluid levels in the abdomen [Figure 1].
Ultrasound showing well-defined round to oval heterogeneously hypoechoic lesion with internal vascularity giving typical bowel within bowel appearance (Target sign) suggestive of intussusception
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Ultrasound findings were showing excessive gaseous abdomen with few dilated bowel loops and single intussusception in the left upper abdomen; however, no lead point of intussusception was identified [Figure 2].
CT abdomen with contrast reformated coronal images showing telescoping of proximal bowel loops into distal loops at five different sites corresponding with multiple intussusceptions
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CT of the abdomen was done to look for bowel ischemia secondary to bowel obstruction and to look for a lead point of intussusception if any. CT was showing a total of five small bowel intussusceptions [Figure 3].