CLINICAL OBSERVATION OF INTUSSUSCEPTION AFTER SURGERY, SCROTOTOMY AUDIT OF THE SCROTUM, WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF POSTOPERATIVE HEMORRHAGIC VASCULITIS IN A CHILD
Intussusception of the intestine after the surgery, scrototomy audit of the scrotum is extremely rare in pediatric surgery. Purpose. Attracting attention, reminding pediatric surgeons and urologists about the existence of this disease. To conduct an analysis on this clinical example of the priority of the development of intestinal intussusception or as a variant of complication of hemorrhagic vasculitis. Materials and methods. A 6-year-old patient in the postoperative period for scrotal revision surgery with the development of small-intestinal intussusception on the 2nd day, without organic pathology in the intestine. On the 9th day from the onset of the disease, the patient developed a picture of hemorrhagic vasculitis. Conclusions. Analyzing this clinical case, we came to the conclusion that the development of intussusception is idiopathic, taking into account risk factors in relation to vasculitis, the literature data suggest that the manifestation of hemorrhagic vasculitis is a concomitant disease, as a manifestation of an allergic mood of the body.