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Fig. 4 —14-month-old girl with poor feeding and intermittent vomiting.
Appearance of intussusception at air enema reduction. Intussusception is
encountered at mid transverse colon, with baby in supine position
(arrow). The more proximal bowel that herniates into more distal
bowel is called intussusceptum and the bowel that contains it is called
intussuscipiens. Goal of enema should be successful reduction in approximately
80% of such cases.
