Man 56 yo with acute
abdomen pain, vomitting, and dark stool [melaena]. Clinical examination was oriented
to 4th day bowel occlusion.
Abdomen US scan in
emergency detected dilated bowel with crossed sectional
view presented typical oignon sign of intussusception ( US 1,
crossed section; US 2, longitudinal scan. With linear probe, US 3, CDI
examination; US 4, multilayer of intussuscipiens [boudin].
MSCT with CE of abdomen
=
CT 1: bowel dilatation due to bowel obstruction
CT 2 : mass
with multilayer of small bowel wall.
CT 3 : intussusception with target sign or pseudokidney sign
CT4 : sagittal
view of the abdomen
Lab test is normal.
Emergency operation via laparotomy with diagnosis intussusception by small bowel tumor. Surgeon reported that tumor is black color, intra jejunum, size 5 cm. Microscopic report with immunohisto chemistry is malignant melanoma.
UPDATE:
For DISCUSSION whatever PRIMARY OR SECONDARY MENALOMA?
UPDATE:
CAREFUL EXAMINATION FULL BODY DETECTED ONE SCAR AT THE LEFT PLANTAR FOOT DUE TO OPERATION 6 YEARS BEFORE AT CANCER CENTER.
BUT PATIENT DID NOT REPORT THIS ISSUE and HAS NOT REPORT FROM THIS OPERATION.
THIS CASE MAY BE CASE of SECONDARY MELANOMA METASTASIZING TO SMALL BOWEL ( SEE FOTO).