Three Cases of Colorectal Cancer with Intussusception Successfully Treated by Elective Laparoscopic Resection

Key Points

• To report cases of adult intussusception resulting from colorectal cancer and the outcomes after surgical intervention.
• Three cases of adult intussusception due to colorectal cancer were treated with elective laparoscopic resection.
• Patients underwent imaging (CT) to confirm intussusception caused by tumors in the cecum or rectum.
• Laparoscopic resection was performed after failed non-surgical reduction in two cases.
• All three cases underwent successful laparoscopic resections, leading to good postoperative recovery.
• Case 1 involved a 84-year-old female with a tumor causing obstruction in the ascending colon.
• Case 2 involved a 50-year-old female with displacement into the transverse colon, and Case 3 involved an 81-year-old woman with rectal prolapse and a tumor.