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[The use of diagnostic and therapeutic colonofibroscopy in children]
Insights
Colonofibroscopy effectively diagnoses large intestine issues in children, including polyps and bleeding. This endoscopic method enhances diagnostic and therapeutic capabilities in pediatric proctology.
Area of Science:
- Pediatric Gastroenterology
- Colorectal Surgery
- Diagnostic Endoscopy
Context:
- Investigation of the large intestine in 187 children.
- Examination of the terminal ileum in 28 children.
- Colonoscopy combined with endoscopy in 38 patients with polyps and intestinal invagination.
Purpose:
- To establish the causes of intestinal hemorrhage and colitis syndrome in children.
- To evaluate the diagnostic and therapeutic utility of colonofibroscopy in pediatric proctology.
- To analyze the results of large intestine investigations in a pediatric cohort.
Summary:
- Colonofibroscopy was employed as a primary diagnostic tool.
- The study analyzed 187 pediatric cases involving the large intestine.
- The method demonstrated high informative value for diagnosing intestinal conditions.
Impact:
- Extends diagnostic possibilities in pediatric proctology.
- Enhances therapeutic interventions for pediatric intestinal disorders.
- Provides valuable insights into the management of pediatric intestinal bleeding and colitis.
Abstract:
The results of investigation of the large intestine in 187 children were analysed. Of them, in 28 the terminal ileum was as well examined. In 38 patients with polyps and intestinal invagination, colonoscopy was performed in combination with endoscopy. Colonofibroscopy was used as a primary method of study to establish the causes of intestinal hemorrhage, colitis syndrome. The method has a high informative value, permits to extend the diagnostic and therapeutic possibilities in pediatric proctology.