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Abstract Background: Water-absorbent beads (WAB) may expand after ingestion and cause small-bowel obstruction in young children, but the associated intestinal injury and microbiota changes remain poorly defined. We combined pediatric case analysis with an experimental model to characterize WAB-induced ileal obstruction. Methods: Ten children who underwent surgery for WAB-induced ileal obstruction were retrospectively reviewed.
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