[Intrauterine invagination in a newborn infant].

Intussusception in neonates is rare. We present a case of neonatal intrauterine intussusception, which was treated by partial colectomy. Differences between neonatal and infantile intussusception are detailed. Because of the advanced clinical signs of intestinal obstruction and the increased risk of perforation when hydrostatic reduction is performed, operative reduction and/or resection is recommended.