XXXX associated with intestinal intussusception: a case report.

@entity1 @entity1127 @entity0 @entity5 @entity2838 @entity2118 @entity74 @entity490 @entity1820 @entity3473 @entity4607
A 12-year-old @entity1 visited our hospital with complaints of severe upper @entity490 . Marked tenderness was present in the upper abdomen, and a movable hard @entity5 the size of a fist was felt there. Because abdominal computed tomography scans revealed @entity3473 , an emergency laparotomy was performed. The small intestine was invaginated over an area measuring 30 cm in length. After the invaginated intestine was restored, a mass was felt in the small intestine, which was resected over an area measuring approximately 10 cm in length. The extracted mass was histopathologically found to be a @entity4607 . The @entity1 was diagnosed to have @entity2838 ( @entity2838 ) based on the presence of @entity2118 detected on the oral cavity, lips, and toes of both feet. @entity2838 is an @entity74 associated with melanin pigment spots on the oral mucosa, lips, nasal alae, palm, and soles, as well as @entity2838 in the alimentary canal. @entity1127 are often a cause of @entity3473 and ileus in affected @entity1 . @entity1820 , uterine @entity5 , and @entity0 are also seen in @entity1 with @entity2838 . A long-term follow-up is required to prevent @entity3473 and ileus in @entity1 and @entity5 in adults.
