- Etiology: usually transient, is invagination / telescoping of proximal segment of small intestine (intussusceptum) into distal segment of small intestine (intussuscipiens)
- Imaging: target sign on transverse image / pseudokidney sign on sagittal image that does not involve colon, should be less than ~ 3 cm in transverse diameter, should go away within 5 minutes, never see lymph nodes in intussusceptum
- Clinical: if not transient consider investigation for pathological lead point
Radiology Cases of Small Bowel-Small Bowel Intussusception


Surgery Cases of Small Bowel-Small Bowel Intussusception

Gross Pathology Cases of Small Bowel-Small Bowel Intussusception
