Intussusception is a common complication in nursing infants, especially those with strong bowel movements. When intussusception, the blood vessels supplying the intestine are blocked, unable to feed the intussusception, which can lead to necrosis. Therefore, parents need to know the signs of intussusception in their children to take them to the emergency room and intervene promptly.

Intussusception is a serious medical emergency in which part of the intestine slides into an adjacent part. This mass often blocks the passage of food and chokes off blood vessels, which can lead to gangrene and perforation of the intestine.

Intussusception once detected needs to be monitored and treated immediately. Intussusception under fluoroscopy is a method of intussusception in children that is often used with higher efficiency when compared to intussusception in adults. This method is less invasive and limits the intervention of a surgery on children.

Intussusception is treated by pneumatic debulking or surgical intervention depending on the specific case. Nowadays, with the advancement of medicine, laparoscopic surgery is widely used because it has many advantages over open surgery.

Intussusception is a serious surgical condition and the leading cause of intestinal obstruction in children. If not detected and treated promptly, the intussusceptible segment of the intestine will become necrotic, leading to intestinal perforation and peritonitis (inflammation of the lining of the abdomen).