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Rotavirus enfeksiyonu ile birlikte gelişen intussusepsiyonu takiben kendiliğinden iyileşme

Rotavirus-associated intussusception followed by spontaneous resolution

Yıldız DALLAR
İLKNUR BOSTANCI
Gülendam BOZDAYI
BORA DOĞAN
Yurda BAŞBAY
Nergis O. BATTALOĞLU
SALİHA SEYYAL ROTA
Akira NISHIZONA
Kamruddin AHMED
Pages
209–213
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Comprehensive research is needed to identify whether intussusception by rotavirus has a propensity to resolve spontaneousey.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Rotavirus was related to causing intussusception when the first generation rotavirus vaccine was introduced.
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Key Findings & Data:This rotavirus belonged to serotype G9P[6].
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Conclusion & Impact:Comprehensive research is needed to identify whether intussusception by rotavirus has a propensity to resolve spontaneousey.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Rotavirus enfeksiyonları · Süt çocuğu · İnvajinasyon

Abstract

Rotavirus was related to causing intussusception when the first generation rotavirus vaccine was introduced. However, the association between natural rotavirus infection and intussusception remains an area of concern and controversy. A few studies have found that rotavirus infection can cause intussusception. On the other hand, several studies were unable to find an association of intussusception with natural rotavirus infection. Herein, we describe a patient who developed intussusception following rotavirus diarrhea during the course of hospitalization and recovered by spontaneous resolution the next day. This rotavirus belonged to serotype G9P[6]. The case is presented here as an evidence that natural rotavirus infection is associated with intussusception. Comprehensive research is needed to identify whether intussusception by rotavirus has a propensity to resolve spontaneousey.

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İlk kuşak Rotavirus aşısı kullanıma girdiğinde, rotavirusun intussusepsiyona neden olduğu bildirilmiştir. Bununla birlikte doğal rotavirus infeksiyonu ve intussusepsiyon ilişkisi ilgi ve tartışma gerektiren bir konudur. Rotavirusun intussusepsiyona neden olduğuna dair birkaç çalışma vardır. Diğer taraftan çoğu çalışmada da doğal rotavirus infeksiyonu ile intussusepsiyon arasında bir ilişki tespit edilememiştir. Bu çalışmada rotavirus diaresini takiben hastanede yatış sürecinde intussusepsiyon gelişen ve takip eden günde spontan redüksiyon ile düzelen bir hasta sunuyoruz. Bu rotavirus serotip G9P idi. Bu vaka doğal rotavirus infeksiyonunun intussusepsiyonla ilişkili olabileceğ ini kanıtlamak için sunulmuştur. Rotavirusun neden olduğu intussusepsiyonun spontan redüksiyonla çözümlenmeye eğilimli olup olmadığına dair kapsamlı araştırmalara ihtiyaç vardır.

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DALLAR, Y., BOSTANCI, İ., BOZDAYI, G., DOĞAN, B., BAŞBAY, Y., BATTALOĞLU, N. O., ROTA, S. S., NISHIZONA, A., AHMED, K. (2009). Rotavirus enfeksiyonu ile birlikte gelişen intussusepsiyonu takiben kendiliğinden iyileşme. Turkish Journal of Gastroenterology, Cilt: 20 - Sayı: 3, 209–213. https://ajindex.com/articles/409856

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