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Intussusception is a common pediatric abdominal emergency associated with pathologic lead points in up to twenty-five percent of cases. After reduction using an air enema, the recurrence of intussusception is uncommon, but suspicion of a lead point is increased if recurrence occurs. We report on a case of recurrent intussusception where mesenteric lymphoid hyperplasia and a mesenteric hematoma were found intraoperatively and discuss their respective etiologic significance in this context.

Mesenteric Hematoma in the Context of Recurrent Intussusception: Cause or Effect