Modified Pneumatic Reduction Protocol for Intussusception: A Retrospective Cohort Study in an Ultrahigh Volume Center

In brief

This retrospective study evaluates a modified pneumatic reduction protocol for treating pediatric intussusception at Vietnam's National Hospital of Pediatrics, a high-volume center in a resource-constrained setting. The research examines long-term outcomes and protocol effectiveness in managing this common pediatric emergency.

• Modified pneumatic reduction protocol evaluated in ultrahigh-volume pediatric center in lower-middle-income country setting
• Study focuses on long-term outcomes of intussusception management at Vietnam National Hospital of Pediatrics
• Protocol adaptation addresses resource constraints and high patient volumes in developing healthcare systems
• Retrospective cohort design assesses safety and efficacy of modified pneumatic reduction technique

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