Small bowel intussusception due to mass - tubulovillous adenoma
Diagnosis almost certain
Presentation
Abdominal pain.
Patient Data
Gender: Female
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Left mid abdominal small bowel - small bowel intussusception with an ill-defined, lobulated intraluminal mass as the lead point. The low attenuation portion likely corresponds to the stalk leading into the enhancing polypoid soft tissue component (best appreciated on coronal images).
Case Discussion
Small bowel intussusception due to a mass-like lead point, which was surgically removed and found to be a benign (but potentially precancerous) mass called a tubulovillous adenoma. The oral contrast helps to clearly outline the intussusception and the intraluminal mass/lead point.
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