 |  | Current Procedures: Pediatrics Part II. Procedures by Organ System > Section 4. Gastrointestinal System > Chapter 29. Hernia ReductionMarybeth Browne, MD, Anthony Chin, MD, Marleta Reynolds, MD | |
Topics Discussed: gastroenterology and hepatology; hernia repair; manual reduction of hernia.
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| |  Reduction should not be attempted if there has
been bowel compromise or when the patient appears toxic.
Concern for toxicity should arise when the patient has any of
the following: | | Severe tachycardia. Increased leukocyte count. Bloody stool or positive result on modified guaiac test. Severe pain with palpation. Erythema of the hernia sac. |
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