Real-time ultrasonography in the diagnosis of intussusception.
Sergio Ginaldi, L Choate
Abstract
Sergio Ginaldi, L Choate
Abstract
Adult intussusception may be difficult to detect. Clinical findings are variable and standard radiographic studies are not always helpful. In a patient with colocolic intussusception complicating carcinoma, the radiographic examination was normal and the definitive diagnosis was established by real-time ultrasonography alone. This procedure is noninvasive, rapid, painless, inexpensive and devoid of complications or contraindications.
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Adult intussusception may be difficult to detect. Clinical findings are variable and standard radiographic studies are not always helpful. In a patient with colocolic intussusception complicating carcinoma, the radiographic examination was normal and the definitive diagnosis was established by real-time ultrasonography alone. This procedure is noninvasive, rapid, painless, inexpensive and devoid of complications or contraindications.
Key concepts: Medicine, Intussusception (medical disorder), Ultrasonography, Radiology, Radiography, Physical examination, Surgery