Afferent-Efferent Loop Intragastric Intussusception: Diagnosed by Gastroscopy

Woodard, J. C.; Mainz, David L.; Webster, Peter

doi:10.1016/s0016-5085(73)80100-3

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“…Here the intussusceptum is demonstrated as a filling defect with a typical “Coil spring” appearance of the jejunal mucosa. Woodard et al (1973), reported use of gastroscopy in making the diagnosis, and were also able to visualise and reduce the intussusception at gastroscopy. Obviously an incarcerated intussusception will not be amenable to gastroscopic reduction.…”

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An Uncommon Cause of Haematemesis — Retrograde jejuno‐gastric intussusception

Wolukau‐Wanambwa

1979

Int J Clinical Practice

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An Uncommon Cause of Haematemesis — Retrograde jejuno‐gastric intussusception

Wolukau‐Wanambwa

1979

Int J Clinical Practice

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“…Endoscopy has an important role in the evaluation of the postoperative stomach, nevertheless, only a few cases were recognized by endoscopic exarnination (3,6,12,13,15,19).…”

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Chronic Recurrent Jejunogastric Intussusception — Diagnosed by Gastroscopy

Domján¹,

Balas²

1975

Endoscopy

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A further case of endoscopically diagnosed jejunogastric intussusception has been reported. The importance of fiberscopy in diagnosing this rare postoperative complication is emphasized. Authors are convinced that with more frequent use of fiberoptic instruments more cases would be preoperatively diagnosed.Chronische rezidivierende jejunogastrisdie Invagination gastroskopische Diagnose Fallbericht über cine endoskopisch diagnostizierte jejunogastrische Invagination. Die Bedeutung der Gastroskopie bei der Diagnostik dieser seltenen postoperativen Komplikation wird betont. Die Autoren sind davon überzeugt, daB mit zunehmendem Einsatz fiberendoskopischer Instrumente mehr Fälle präoperativ diagnostiziert werden.

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Endoscopy in the Evaluation of Patients Following Gastrectomy

Spainhour¹

1974

Arch Intern Med

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Afferent-Efferent Loop Intragastric Intussusception: Diagnosed by Gastroscopy

Cited by 15 publications

References 8 publications

An Uncommon Cause of Haematemesis — Retrograde jejuno‐gastric intussusception

An Uncommon Cause of Haematemesis — Retrograde jejuno‐gastric intussusception

Chronic Recurrent Jejunogastric Intussusception — Diagnosed by Gastroscopy

Endoscopy in the Evaluation of Patients Following Gastrectomy

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