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Reduction of intussusception with saline enema superior to air enema

With Dr. Alex Gibbons · hosted by Dr. Todd Ponsky

Chapter 1 of 3 · Evidence & Research

Introduction

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What the experts said3 expert statements · 5 host summaries
Historical practice evolved from barium enemas under fluoroscopy to pneumatic reduction under fluoroscopy
ClinicalTodd Ponsky
This represents a potential game-changing approach that merits consideration for trial in the United States
OpinionTodd Ponsky
Saline enemas under ultrasound avoid fluoroscopy exposure
ClinicalAlex Gibbons
The study randomized 124 patients to either air contrast enema or hydrostatic enema under ultrasound guidance
Host summaryAlex Gibbons summarizing a resource · not cited in answers
Baseline characteristics were the same between groups except for shorter procedure time in the hydrostatic group
Host summaryAlex Gibbons summarizing a resource · not cited in answers
The primary outcome was success of non-operative management confirmed with post-procedure ultrasound
Host summaryAlex Gibbons summarizing a resource · not cited in answers
In the hydrostatic group, 96.77% of patients had successful reduction compared to 83.87% in the air contrast enema group
Host summaryTodd Ponsky summarizes what Dr. Alex Gibbons said · not cited in answers
Under all measured parameters, ultrasound-guided saline enema was superior to traditional air enemas under fluoroscopy
Host summaryAlex Gibbons summarizing a resource · not cited in answers