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Acute appendicitis is the most common abdominal surgical pathology in children. The surgical approach has been questioned for uncomplicated appendicitis in recent years, and antibiotic therapy has been proposed as an alternative treatment. Non-operative management for acute appendicitis has been developed in adult cases and has been safely adapted for children over time. This study aimed to evaluate non-operative management for uncomplicated cases and find which factors could be affecting success rate and outcomes. Of the non-operatively treated appendicitis cases, only those who completed their two-year follow-up were included . . .
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