Table 1 Reports of cecorectal or cecoanal intussusception
Case | Author | Sex/age | Chief complaint | Diagnostic modality | Type of intussusception | Relief invagination | Surgical intervention | Pathological diagnosis |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Greif et al | M/4 | Abdominal pain, prolapse | Not specified | Cecoanal | Unsuccessful | Cecal resection | Burkitt’s lymphoma |
2 | Shinoda et al | F/29 | Diarrhea, vomiting, abdominal pain | Barium enema, colonoscopy | Cecoanal | Manual, enema | Cecal resection | Well-differentiated adenocarcinoma in villous adenoma |
3 | Suddiqui et al | M/90 | Vomiting, abdominal pain | CT | Cecoanal | Not specified | Subtotal colectomy | Villotubular adenoma |
4 | Chen et al | M/13 | Abdominal pain, prolapse | CT | Cecorectal | Not specified | Ileocecal resection | Hematoma |
5 | Our case | F/71 | Upper abdominal pain | CT | Cecorectal | Manual | Ileocecal resection | Well-differentiated tubular adenocarcinoma in the tubulovillous adenoma |