The incidence of chronic constipation in China is about 3.6% to 24%, of which rectal proptosis is the main cause of outlet-obstructive constipation in women, and its prevalence is 8.95%…
Common etiology of rectocolonic stenosis: Due to scar contracture after rectal surgery or excessive mucosal damage during surgery, such as internal hemorrhoidectomy, rectal anastomosis. Caused by rectovaginal fistula surgery, etc.…
Crohn’s disease: Due to fibrosis and scar formation at the site of the lesion, intestinal stricture may occur in 25-30% of patients. In those cases where clonorchiasis involves the rectum,…
Anorectal malformations are commonly referred to as “anorectal” and “anal atresia”, and abnormal anorectal development usually occurs between 5 and 7 weeks of gestation. The incidence of anorectal malformations is…
Symptoms: Redness and swelling of the perineum within 1 – 2 months after birth, infection and pus, fecal discharge after breaking, may form rectal perineal fistula or navicular fistula. Treatment:…
The function of the intestine is to digest, absorb and transfer. On this point, Chinese medicine says this: the six internal organs to pass for use, so the real but…
Anorectal stenosis is broadly classified as congenital stenosis, pathological stenosis, and medically induced stenosis, and is characterized by small anorectal caliber, which can be seen in both men and women,…
The clinical term rectovaginal (urethral) fistula is a chronic inflammatory fistula that forms between the rectum and the vagina or urethra from various causes, except for tumor-infiltrating leaks or acute…