Intussusception is the most frequent cause of bowel obstruction in
infants and toddlers. In this book, the symptoms and clinical
findings of intussuception are discussed. The clinical guidelines
for the management of intussuceptions in children are discussed as
well. Other chapters examine the diagnosis, etiology,
pathophysiology and treatment modalities for both small bowel
obstruction and intussusception of the small bowel, focusing on
minimally invasive surgical options; the etiology of afferent loop
obstruction; the treatment options for adhesive small bowel
obstruction (SBO), a common complication typically caused by
adhesions that form after abdominal surgery; a literature review of
traditional medical treatment options and a discussion on the
authors' experiences in treating gynaecological cancer patients
with non-malignant bowel obstruction using manual physical therapy.
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