Colonic Slow Transit in Patients with Dyssynergic Defecation and Effectiveness of Biofeedback Therapy
Defecography
Anorectal manometry
Transit time
Biofeedback
Obstructed defecation
DOI:
10.7197/cmj.1099119
Publication Date:
2023-03-29T23:26:56Z
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Background: Colonic transit is delayed in two-thirds of patients with dyssynergic defecation. As a result, it's possible that defecation and slow constipation are linked. There scarcity research on the coexistence constipation, as well efficacy biofeedback therapy this group patients. 
 Methods: The results anorectal manometry MR defecography were used to make diagnosis colon time was measured help 24 specially marked markers. All given therapy. Results: average age 17 study 45.6 years. prolonged seven (41.2%). In manometry, 7 (41.2%) had improved after When relationship between investigated, it discovered normal found 85.7 percent those who benefited from therapy, while 60% did not. Conclusion: pre- defecation, should be evaluated, kept mind these may resistant treatment case accompanying constipation.
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