[Invagination in children. New diagnostic and therapeutic aspects].

Tidsskr Nor Laegeforen

Seksjon for barneradiologi, Røntgenavdelingen, Klinikk for medisinsk service, Ullevål sykehus.

Published: October 1993

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Based on the literature and our own experience, we recommend ultrasound examination as a routine in infants and small children with acute abdominal pain. If a pseudotumour is diagnosed, with suspicion of an intussusception, we verify the diagnosis by an air enema, and also use this for treatment under the surveillance of fluoroscopy and a conventional blood pressure manometer. The results are encouraging.

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