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case_images: (A) in IV-Oral contrast abdominal computed tomography with axial section and coronal reformat image; (B) a mass lesion (arrows) is seen in the upper quadrant of the iliocecal junction with heterogeneous fat density and septal structures at this level. Axial view of IV-Oral contrast abdominal CT; (C) the herniation of the ileum into colonic pouch is seen (arrows)
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case_images: There were dense septal appearances in the mass (Figure 1).
case_images: (A) during the operation, it was observed that a mass measuring approximately 6x5 cm in diameter and located about 5 cm distal to the caecum caused invagination of colon and adhesions were formed in the distal ileum; (B) when the intramuscular lumen was opened after right hemicolectomy, a mass with smooth-margins measuring about 4x5 cm and originating from submucosa was detected
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case_images: With these findings, right hemicolectomy and end-to-side ileotransversostomy was performed (Figure 2).