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Retrospective analysis of single-center experience in ultrasound-guided puncture drainage for pediatric appendiceal abscess

  • By

  • Chuankai Lv

  • Zhiru Wang

  • Cheng Zhang

  • Xin Wei

  • Xiaoman Wang

  • May 14, 2026

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    Ultrasound-guided drainage is an effective treatment for pediatric appendiceal abscesses, showing significant clinical benefits over conservative treatment.

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    The study included 90 children who underwent ultrasound-guided drainage, demonstrating faster recovery metrics compared to a control group of 41 children.

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    Children receiving ultrasound-guided drainage experienced a quicker decrease in white blood cell count and C-reactive protein levels after one week.

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    The procedure resulted in minimal trauma and lower rates of postoperative complications, highlighting its safety and efficacy.

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    Physicians must be skilled in the indications and techniques for ultrasound-guided drainage to optimize outcomes for pediatric patients.

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Retrospective analysis of single-center experience in ultrasound-guided puncture drainage for pediatric appendiceal abscess

  • by Chuankai Lv, Zhiru Wang, Cheng Zhang, Xin Wei, Xiaoman Wang

  • May 14, 2026

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