Double Compound Intussusception桝 Clinico-radiological Correlation

ABSTRACT

Intussusception is the invagination of a proximal segment of intestine into a distal segment leading to intestinal obstruction. The rarest form of intussusception is the Compound Intussusception. In adults, the typical signs and symptoms may be present in only a small subset of patients. Hence, the diagnosis may be missed clinically. Computerised Tomographic (CT) Scan can prove to be a useful adjunct for the diagnosis. In patients with Compound Intussusception, the Triple Circle Sign may be seen on CT scan, which gives a useful clue to the diagnosis. This clinico-radiological correlation can help in early diagnosis and intervention and lead to decreased morbidity in patients