Ulcerated intussuscepted jejunal lipoma-uncommon cause of obscure gastrointestinal bleeding: A case report

Table 1 Cases of adult patients with jejunal lipoma complicated with intussusception and bleeding

Ref.	Gender/Age	Diagnostic modality	Size (cm)	Treatment
Ferrara et al[10], 2011	F/78	CT, VCE, Laparoscopy	3 × 3 × 2.5	Surgical resection
Mouaqit et al[11], 2012	M/35	CT, Laparotomy	4	Surgical resection
Pinto et al[12], 2018	M/46	CT, VCE, Enteroscopy	7.5	Surgical resection
Sarabjit et al[13], 2013	M/22	CT, Exploratory laparotomy	4	Surgical resection
Manouras et al[4], 2007	M/55	CT, Laparoscopy	4 × 4	Surgical resection
Yiğitler et al[14], 2007	M/76	US, CT	4 × 5	Surgical resection
Charalambous et al[15], 2012	M/46	CT, Laparotomy	4 × 4	Surgical resection
Kida et al[16], 2017	M/67	CT, Enteroscopy	4	Surgical resection
Akyüz et al[17], 2018	F/61	CT	1.5 × 1.5	Surgical resection
Baron et al[18], 1996	F/60	CT	5	Surgical resection

CT: Computed tomography; US: Ultrasonography; VCE: Video capsule endoscopy.