Introduction Typical first-line management of children with intussusception is enema
reduction; however, failure necessitates surgical intervention. The number of attempts varies …

BackgroundManagement of intussusception varies according to the case, time of
presentation, cause, and symptoms. In this study, we focus on describing the demographic …

Background This study explores the effectiveness of ultrasonography (USG)-guided saline
enema reduction for ileocecal intussusception. It investigates factors, ascertainable through …

Objective To identify predictors of failed enema reduction in children with intussusception.
Methods PubMed and EMBASE were searched for all studies published over a 20-year time …

Background Variability in management of intussusception after enema reduction exists.
Historically, inpatient observation was recommended; however, there is a lack of evidence …

INTRODUCTION: In some cases, surgical treatment is necessary to manage intussusception
despite advances in enema reduction. The purpose of this study was to analyse treatment in …

Background Intussusception is uncommon in children older than 3 years, and use of enema
reduction in older children is controversial. We sought to determine whether older children …

Background Surgery is required for the treatment of intussusception when enema reduction
is unsuccessful, or when the patient develops peritonitis, bowel perforation, or intestinal …

Purpose The standard practice in pediatric patients diagnosed with intussusception has
been reduction via enema and admission for a period of nil per os and observation. Little …

Introduction Recent literature advocates outpatient emergency department (ED)
management of intussusception citing low recurrence rates and postreduction events after …