Title: Transient and Persistent Small-Bowel Intussusception in Children: A Diagnostic Tree
Analysis Model Based on Ultrasound and Clinical Findings
Version: 8 Date: 18 Feb 2025
Reviewer:  Einar Arnbjörnsson
Reviewer's report:
This paper on intussusception is of great interest to pediatric surgeons globally. The data reported
here supports findings well-known in the literature and among practicing pediatric surgeons.
The strength of this report lies in the analysis of the collected data and the construction of the
diagrams.  While reading the manuscript, I had the following thoughts:
I would appreciate the authors' comments on potential biases in their research.
I suggest the authors include the name of the statistical method used in each table.
Linguistic revision would improve the text.
Do the authors have any insight into whether some transient intussusceptions might be missed
due to spontaneous resolution?
I suggest the authors avoid repeating data from the tables and figures within the text. The text
should only comment on the data.
Title: Transient and Persistent Small-Bowel Intussusception in Children: A Diagnostic Tree
Analysis Model Based on Ultrasound and Clinical Findings
Version: 8 Date: 18 Feb 2025
Reviewer:  Einar Arnbjörnsson
Reviewer's report:
This paper on intussusception is of great interest to pediatric surgeons globally. The data reported
here supports findings well-known in the literature and among practicing pediatric surgeons.
The strength of this report lies in the analysis of the collected data and the construction of the
diagrams.  While reading the manuscript, I had the following thoughts:
I would appreciate the authors' comments on potential biases in their research.
I suggest the authors include the name of the statistical method used in each table.
Linguistic revision would improve the text.
Do the authors have any insight into whether some transient intussusceptions might be missed
due to spontaneous resolution?
I suggest the authors avoid repeating data from the tables and figures within the text. The text
should only comment on the data.
Please review this paper.
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Title: Transient and Persistent Small-Bowel Intussusception in Children: A Diagnostic Tree
Analysis Model Based on Ultrasound and Clinical Findings
Version: 8 Date: 18 Feb 2025
Reviewer:  Einar Arnbjörnsson
Reviewer's report:
This paper on intussusception is of great interest to pediatric surgeons globally. The data reported
here supports findings well-known in the literature and among practicing pediatric surgeons.
The strength of this report lies in the analysis of the collected data and the construction of the
diagrams.  While reading the manuscript, I had the following thoughts:
I would appreciate the authors' comments on potential biases in their research.
I suggest the authors include the name of the statistical method used in each table.
Linguistic revision would improve the text.
Do the authors have any insight into whether some transient intussusceptions might be missed
due to spontaneous resolution?
I suggest the authors avoid repeating data from the tables and figures within the text. The text
should only comment on the data.
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