Results of treatment of 235 patients with intussusception are analyzed. The treatment tactics in different period of disease is described in details, the role of echography is emphasized. For the first time the conception of functional (reversible) intussusception was offered, treatment tactics were determined. Results of treatment were studied, conservative and surgical tactics of treatment were substantiated.
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