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American Journal of Roentgenology, Vol 130, Issue 4, 747-750
Copyright © 1978 by American Roentgen Ray Society

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Tween 80/diatrizoate enemas in bowel obstruction

BP Wood and RW Katzberg

Although successful treatment of meconium ileus with Gastrografin enema has been attributed to the hypertonicity of this material, Tween 80, present in a 0.75% concentration, may be its most effective component. Tween 80 acts as a surface-active substance and stool emulsifier. An enema solution of 1%-2% Tween 80 and isotonic sodium diatrizoate has been effective in the relief of meconium or fecal mass obstruction in infants and children.
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