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JEJUNAL HAMARTOMA INTUSSUSCEPTION: INVAGINATING PROCESS OBSERVED BY CAPSULE ENDOSCOPE

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The video discusses a case of jejunal hematoma interception observed via capsule endoscopy in a 54-year-old female patient presenting with dyspnea and unconsciousness. Despite no neurological or cardiovascular abnormalities, she had anemia and tenderness. Imaging revealed a tumor-like mass in the jejunum, prompting further examination with capsule endoscopy and enteroballoon enteroscopy. Biopsy results indicated a hematoma, not a malignancy. The patient refused genetic testing. This rare case highlights the utility of capsule endoscopy in real-time tumor observation. Ultimately, surgery was recommended due to concerns about potential repeated interceptions.

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Hidetoshi Ohta

Keywords

jejunal hematoma

capsule endoscopy

tumor observation

anemia

surgery recommendation