A case of intussusception with internal hernia after surgery for malrotation and duodenal atresia in an infant

Abstract Here, we present a case of intussusception with internal hernia after surgery for malrotation and duodenal atresia in an infant. In our case, laparotomy was performed because the reduction was judged incomplete, at which time the internal hernia was unexpectedly found. The majority of postoperative obstructions in infants and children result from intestinal adhesions, but the possibility of intussusception and internal hernia should not be overlooked.