Category: Intussusception

Acute intussusception is a common acute abdominal disease in children, with “paroxysmal abdominal pain (or crying), blood in stool, and rapid abdominal packing” as the main clinical manifestations; some children…

Intussusception is defined as a segment of the intestinal canal that is trapped in the lumen of the adjacent distal intestine. It is classified as ileocolic, ileocecal, ileo-ileal, small bowel,…

If a healthy baby suddenly has paroxysmal abdominal pain or paroxysmal regular crying, vomiting, blood in the stool and abdominal lumps like salami, you need to go to the hospital…

The etiology of intussusception is still unclear, 80%-90% of adult intussusception is caused by organic lesions such as tumors, and the majority of pediatric intussusception is primary. It is generally…

Pediatric intussusception is a phenomenon in which part of the intestinal canal and its corresponding mesentery are snapped into the adjacent intestinal canal, and it is a common disease in…

According to the location of intestinal entrapment and the presence of obvious organic lesions, it is divided into primary intestinal entrapment and secondary intestinal entrapment, secondary intestinal entrapment is mostly…

Intussusception is a type of intestinal obstruction caused by a segment of the intestine entering the adjacent intestine. Pediatric intussusception is one of the most common emergencies in pediatric surgery.…

Clinical presentation: Its three main typical symptoms are abdominal pain, bloody stools, and abdominal masses. The child is crying and restless, vomiting, and jam-like stools. Treatment. One surgical treatment, loosening…

Intussusception is a segment of the intestine that is trapped in the lumen of the intestine to which it is attached and causes obstruction to the passage of intestinal contents.…

As the name implies, intussusception is when one segment of the intestine is trapped in the other segment to which it is attached. Primary intussusception is most common in children…