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A ileocecal intussusception (blue arrow) seen on transverse cut of a CT scan abdomen-pelvis with IV contrast. B Ileocecal intussusception involving the transverse colon (arrow) on transverse cut of the CT scan Abdomen-pelvis with IV contrast.
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A CT scan of abdomen and pelvis (Fig. 1A and B) with IV contrast was done showing mildly distended small bowel loops, ileocolic intussusception reaching the proximal part of the transverse colon, no bowel suffering and normal other visceral organs.
A. ileo-cecal intussusception seen during laparoscopic exploration (appendex: red arrow, terminal ileum: blue arrow, colon: black arrow). B: image showing edematous cecal wall and mesentery during laparoscopic reduction of the fore mentioned intussusception. (Cecum: black arrow, ileum: blue arrow). C: Colo-Colic Intussusception seen on laparoscopy (black arrow: ascending colon, Blue arrow: cecum). D: Laparoscopic view of the right colon post-reduction of ileo-ceco-colic intussusception. E: Mechanical ileo colic intracorporeal side-side anastomosis after laparoscopic ileo-cecectomy using endoGIA blue 60 mm.
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Urgent Exploratory laparoscopy was done by the primary surgeon and an ileo-ceco-colic intussusception was encountered (Fig. 2A-D) with an edematous right colon mesentery. Ileocecetomy was perfomed with intracorporeal ileo-cecal side-to-side anastomosis by Endo GIA 60 mm blue (Fig. 2E).
The resected specimen showing a cecal mass measuring 4 cm sent to pathology. (Arrow).
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The resected segment (5 cm of ileum and 10 cm of right colon) was sent to pathology (Fig. 3).