Colon Cancer

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1. At least three relatives with histopathologically verified colorectal cancer; one must be a first-degree relative of the other 2. At least two successive generations affected 3. At least one…

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Anal Fissure

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Fig. 5.1 Anal fissure. Internal anal sphincter at the base of the fissure (Courtesy of Dr. J.V. Roig) Coloproctologists will probably see more chronic than acute fissures because primary care…

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Colonic and Rectal Obstruction

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Mechanical Non-mechanical Tumor Ogilvie syndrome Volvulus Paralytic ileus Diverticulitis Constipation Fecal impaction Dysfunction Anastomotic stricture  Ulcerative/Crohn’s colitis Benign stenosis Ischemia, endometriosis, rare entities 33.3 Symptoms Symptoms of LBO depend on…

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Retrorectal Tumors

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  Benign Malignant Congenital tumors Developmental tumors: tailgut cyst (cystic mucinous hamartoma), teratoma, rectal duplication, epidermoid cyst, dermoid cyst Anterior sacral meningocele Chordoma Teratocarcinoma Neurogenic tumors Neurofibroma Neuroblastoma Ependymoma Schwannoma…

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Fecal Incontinence

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Fig. 9.1 Endoanal ultrasound showing intact internal and external sphincters (a) and lesions of the internal and external sphincters (b) (Courtesy G. Santoro; Treviso) The anatomy and its potential defects…

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Chronic Pelvic and Perineal Pain

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Fig. 35.1 Topography of perineal nerve distribution: (a) iliohypogastric area; (b) pudendal nerve area; (c) inferior cluneal nerve area Pudendal nerve area Iliohypogastric area Inferior cluneal nerve area Third, the…

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Endometriosis

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Fig. 20.1 An endometriotic nodule infiltrating the intestinal wall to the submucosal layer. (a) lumen reduction, (b) fibrotic core 20.2 Incidence and Epidemiology Endometriosis affects 6–10 % of all women…

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