ABSTRACT
Objective To evaluate the effect of anisodamine in the air reduction for child intussusception. Methods Repeating the air reduction method for child intussusception after 20-30 min, muscular injection of anisodamine 5 mg, in 550 failure patients with routine air reduction method. Results 468 cases of intussusception persisted after routine air reduction were undergone second air reduction after administation of anisodamine with all outcoming of successful reduction. Other 82 cases still remained with intussusception after repeating the same procedure with anisodamine injection including 2 perforation cases; all were then undertaken surgical operation. Conclusion Air reduction for child intessusception with anisodamine is an easy and effective method ought to be recommanded.