| Intussusception in Infancy and Childhood |
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Sung Tae Park1, In Kee Paick1, Ree Woo Kim1, Chui Hong Paek1, Ji Sub Oh1, Dong Hak Shin1, Jip Kim2 |
1Department of Pediatrics, Presbyterian Hospital, Taegu
2Kim Jip Pediatric Clinic |
| 陽重壘症患兒 224 例에 對한 臨皮的 觀察 |
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朴農合1, 白仁基1, 金利佔1, 白哲私1, 吳智變1, 申東鶴1, 金 潗2 |
1大邱東山基督病院小兒科
2金潗小兒科 |
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| Abstract |
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The clinical studies consist of 224 cases which were admitted to the Department of Pediatrics of Dongsan Presbyterian Hospital between April, 1964 and June, 1974. The results were: 1. Male to female ratio was 2.5 : 1.
2.In age incidence, 90% of patients were under 2 years of age. The peak incidence(78.1%) occurred between 3 months and 12 months of age. 3.In seasonal incidence, spring and winter were relatively high (57.9%).
4. The etiologic causes were idiopathic in 94.6% of cases and had a demonstrable local factor in 5. 4% of cases.
5.The presenting points at Barium enema were 31. 3% of hepatic flexure, 24. 6% of splenic flexure, 22. 3% of mid-transverse colon and others (21. 8%). 6. Anatomical type in operative cases (44)， ileocolic and ileocecal type were 47.8% and double intussusception were 38%. 7.The cardinal symptoms and signs were vomiting (91.7%), bloody mucoid stool(89.7%), periodic abdominal pain〔83. 9%) and abdominal mass (68. 8%). 8. In 224 cases of intussusception, hydrostatic barium reduction was successed in 80% of all cases and operative cases were 19. 6%.
9. Recurrence rate was 8%, 10. Our mortality rate in 224 cases of intussusception was 2.2%.
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