ASGE International Sampler (On-Demand)-JEJUNAL HAMARTOMA INTUSSUSCEPTION: INVAGINATING PROCESS OBSERVED BY CAPSULE ENDOSCOPE

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

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Concept Capsule Endoscopy

Concept Adult Jejunal Intussusception

Concept Small bowel lesion

Concept Hamartomatous Polyp

Concept Jejunal Hematoma

Keywords

jejunal hematoma

capsule endoscopy

tumor observation

anemia

surgery recommendation

Capsule Endoscopy

Adult Jejunal Intussusception

Small bowel lesion

Hamartomatous Polyp

Jejunal Hematoma