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Small Bowel Ischemia Due to Massive Jejunojejunal Intussusception with Solitary Hamartomas Polyp as a Leading Point in Young Adult Patient

Intussusception is known as the telescoping of bowel loop (Intussusceptum) into an adjacent segment (intussuscipiens). In contrast to pediatric patients, it is a rare entity in adult population, with only 5% of intussception occurring in the latter group [1]. About 1-5% of small bowel obstruction in adults is due to intussusception [2]. Although intussusception can affect any part of the Gastrointestinal (GI) tract, the most common segment to be involved is the ileocecal junction.