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Depending on its orientation relative to the image plane, this type of intestinal process appears as a sausage-like (Fig. 1) or target-like mass (Fig. 2). The lead-point lesion in this case was found at pathology to be an intraluminal lipoma.
Lipoma is a benign large-bowel tumour, the second most common after colonic adenoma. Autopsy series have reported incidences of lipoma of up to 5.8% (Radiol Clin North Am 2003;41:1137-51).