Patient’s question: disease:radiation intestinal injury fistula description:05 cervical cancer surgery 07 chemotherapy once, the whole pelvis photographed 5 times the total dose of 10GY after external gamma knife radiotherapy 10…
The “middle rectal artery” has been frequently mentioned in many Chinese literature in recent years. However, a review of the Chinese anatomical literature on rectal blood supply does not include…
Rectal masses may be benign or malignant. Benign masses include diseases such as hemangiomas, rectal polyps, and misshapen tumors, and malignant masses are generally considered to be rectal cancer. Benign…
It is commonly believed that the perirectal space is divided by the lateral rectal ligament into the anterior rectopelvic space and the posterior rectal space, which lies behind the rectum…
The principle of radical radiotherapy is to maximize tumor control while minimizing radiation damage to surrounding normal tissues. With the advancement of radiotherapy techniques, especially the application of intensity-modulated radiotherapy…
The latter occurs after rectal resection and is also known as anterior resection syndrome; anterior resection syndrome refers to various abnormalities of anal control associated with anterior resection surgery for…
Perineum and rectum The conventional anorectal examination positions are the lateral and prone folding position. Although the prone position is said to provide adequate exposure, the left P position is…
The patient, a 46-year-old male, was admitted to the hospital on November 17, 2004 because of “recurrent abdominal pain, diarrhea and purulent blood stool for more than 10 months after…