Figure 2. (a) Intraoperative picture showing the jejunojejunal intussusception starting 30 cm from the duodenojejunal junction. Huge dilation of the proximal part of the intestines and engulfing of the mesenteric root inside the intussusception seen (arrow). (b) Careful manual reduction of the intussusception (arrow) and gradual relief of the obstruction. (c) Unveiling of a jejunal intraluminal mass acting as the pathological lead point (arrow) for the intussusception.
