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Application of Delayed Repeated Enema With Sedation in Pediatric Intussusception: A Single Center Retrospective Study
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In brief
This retrospective study examines the effectiveness of delayed repeated air enema with sedation as a non-operative treatment approach for pediatric intussusception. The research evaluates whether this technique improves reduction success rates while minimizing the need for surgical intervention in children with failed initial enema attempts.
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This study aimed to evaluate the clinical application of delayed repeated air enema (DRE) with sedation in pediatric intussusception.
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