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An Incidental finding: Duodeno-jejunal transient invagination

Aydin Hasan, Özdemir Yasin, Törenek Şahap

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Abstract

Invagination or intussusception is the protrusion of proximal intestinal segments through the distal segments, Transient Intussusception can be easily diagnosed by Abdominal CT. In this report, an incidentally found ‘’Duodeno-jejunal Invagination’’ tilted case, was presented with CT images.

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Invagination or intussusception is the protrusion of proximal intestinal segments through the distal segments, Transient Intussusception can be easily diagnosed by Abdominal CT. In this report, an incidentally found ‘’Duodeno-jejunal Invagination’’ tilted case, was presented with CT images.

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Invagination or intussusception is the protrusion of proximal intestinal segments through the distal segments, Transient Intussusception can be easily diagnosed by Abdominal CT. In this report, an incidentally found ‘’Duodeno-jejunal Invagination’’ tilted case, was presented with CT images.

Key concepts: Invagination, Intussusception (medical disorder), Medicine, Transient (computer programming), Radiology, Anatomy, Computer science, Operating system

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