Three Cases of Intussusception of the Smallintestine Caused by an Ileus Tube

Invagination induced by a long intestinal tube: Report of a case

“…Sugio et al 5 reported that after a long intestinal tube has been used, possible changes in the patient's symptoms, properties of the drained fluid, and findings on abdominal radiography may indicate the occurrence of invagination. However, we found no change in our patient's symptoms or in the properties of the drained fluid, although abdominal radiography continuously demonstrated a dilated small intestine.…”

“…[1][2][3][4][5][6] Reduction of the invagination and partial resection of the small intestine were successfully performed by laparoscopy.…”