Painless intussusception: Giving conservative treatment another chance: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 91, No 1

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Treatment options for intussusception in children range from reduction by barium enema to surgical intervention. The authors describe a case in which a conservative option—a fifth attempt to reduce an ileocolic intussusception by barium enema, this time using general anesthesia—successfully resolved the problem.

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