Meckel's diverticulum-induced ileocolonic intussusception

In the ascending colon, an intraluminal mass consistent with intussuscepted ileum was diagnosed (Fig. 1). [...]he was taken to the operating room with a diagnosis of small bowel obstruction secondary to ileocolonic intussusception. The pathophysiology of the disease process typically results in a complex and confusing clinical picture of chronic abdominal pain, recurrent obstructive symptoms, and lower gastrointestinal bleeding (acute or occult) that may lead to a delay in diagnosis or misdiagnosis [1].