Clinical Symptoms and Risk Factors Associated with Schizophrenic Patients in Yemen

Abstract

Intussusception is defined as the telescoping of one segment of intestines into another causing intestinal obstruction. This condition although common in children is considered a rare condition in adults and is usually present secondary to a pathological lead point like a neoplasm in adults. It usually presents with non-specific complaints like abdominal pain and as such peri umbilical ecchymosis (Cullen’s sign) has not been seen as a presenting symptom of intussusception. Here we present a rare case of acute abdominal pain with contrast imaging of abdomen revealing ileo ileal intussusception. The patient had periumblical ecchymosis (Cullen s sign) on abdominal examination.