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Fig. 2. —20-month-old boy with intussusception and recent history of gastroenteritis; hydrostatic reduction was successful. Transverse sonogram of right upper abdomen shows targetlike mass, representing intussusception, consisting of multiple concentric rings surrounding echogenic center. Three enlarged lymph nodes are present in intussusception (arrows). Largest lymph node measures 11 mm at its long axis. Trapped fluid is not detected.

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