Introduction:
Adult intussusception is an uncommon diagnosis, with one to three cases
occurring in a population of 1 000 000 per year, and primarily due to
underlying pathological lead point of which 70% is malignant. Lipoma is
the most common benign tumour, and primary adenocarcinoma is the most
common malignant one. Early diagnosis and treatment are essential to
reducing poor outcomes, including ischemia, perforation and sepsis. CT
imaging is a modality of choice for diagnosis with a diagnostic accuracy
up to 100% and a specificity up to 71%. Surgical intervention is the
definitive treatment, and the decision is taken according to the
situation.