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

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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.

Demonstrates successful elective laparoscopic resection for colorectal cancer intussusception, suggesting effective surgical options.

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Shogo Tokumaru (2026) studied this question.

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