Fahri YILMAZ, Özgür KORKMAZ, Hatice Gülşen YILMAZ

Intussusception due to ınflammatory fibroid polyp located at ıleum: report of two cases

Özet: İnflamatuar fibroid polip, gastrointestinal sistemin nadir görülen lezyonlarındandır. Sıklıkla mide ve ileumda rastlanır. Klinik semptomlar lezyonun yerleşim ve büyüklüğüne bağlıdır. İnce barsak yerleşimli inflamatuar fibroid polipler sıklıkla obstrüksiyon ve invajinasyon ile bulgu verirler. Bu çalışma ile ince barsak yerleşimli inflamatuar polibe bağlı ileoçekal ve ileoileal invajinasyon tespit edilen iki olgu sunuldu.

İleum yerleflimli inflamatuar fibroid polibe bağlı geliflen invajinasyon: iki olgu sunumu

Abstract: Inflammatory fibroid polyps are uncommon gastrointestinal tract lesions. The stomach and ileum are the most commonly affected sites. Clinical symptoms depend on the location and size of the lesion. Obstruction or intussusception is the most frequent initial symptom when an inflammatory fibroid polyp is located in the small intestine. We describe two cases of inflammatory fibroid polyps of the small intestine causing ileocecal and ileoileal intussusception.

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