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Surgical Clinics of North America, 2002
Anal fissure is a common condition with a characteristic presentation. Despite increased pharmaceutical options in the medical management of anal fissures, surgical therapy is not in danger of becoming obsolete. Lateral internal sphincterotomy remains an attractive option for many patients suffering from this painful condition.
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Anal fissure is a common condition with a characteristic presentation. Despite increased pharmaceutical options in the medical management of anal fissures, surgical therapy is not in danger of becoming obsolete. Lateral internal sphincterotomy remains an attractive option for many patients suffering from this painful condition.
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Wiener Medizinische Wochenschrift, 2004
Anal fissures are present in about 10-15% of proctological patients. The cause of the illness is unknown, but is probably multifactorial. Cardinal symptoms are pain during and after defecation, as well as persistent sphincter spasm. In most cases an acute anal fissure heals spontaneously or with adequate conservative therapy.
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Anal fissures are present in about 10-15% of proctological patients. The cause of the illness is unknown, but is probably multifactorial. Cardinal symptoms are pain during and after defecation, as well as persistent sphincter spasm. In most cases an acute anal fissure heals spontaneously or with adequate conservative therapy.
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Gastroenterology Clinics of North America, 2013
Anal fissure is a common anorectal disorder resulting in anal pain and bleeding. Fissures can either heal spontaneously and be classified as acute, or persist for 6 or more weeks and be classified as chronic, ultimately necessitating treatment.
Sherief, Shawki, Meagan, Costedio
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Anal fissure is a common anorectal disorder resulting in anal pain and bleeding. Fissures can either heal spontaneously and be classified as acute, or persist for 6 or more weeks and be classified as chronic, ultimately necessitating treatment.
Sherief, Shawki, Meagan, Costedio
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Current Treatment Options in Gastroenterology, 2003
Diagnosis of chronic anal fissure is easy and common in clinical practice. Little is known about the etiology and pathogenesis of this disorder. Current investigations consider anal sphincteric hypertonia and ischemia as primary factors in the appearance and maintenance of this lesion.
Miguel, Minguez +2 more
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Diagnosis of chronic anal fissure is easy and common in clinical practice. Little is known about the etiology and pathogenesis of this disorder. Current investigations consider anal sphincteric hypertonia and ischemia as primary factors in the appearance and maintenance of this lesion.
Miguel, Minguez +2 more
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Surgical Clinics of North America
Anal fissures are a common anorectal condition typically occurring in the midline. They often present with pain and bleeding though presentation can be variable. Most fissures are associated with hypertonic anal sphincter, though other etiologies include infection, inflammatory bowel disease, and malignancy. Diagnosis is primarily clinical.
Amanda, Chiu +3 more
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Anal fissures are a common anorectal condition typically occurring in the midline. They often present with pain and bleeding though presentation can be variable. Most fissures are associated with hypertonic anal sphincter, though other etiologies include infection, inflammatory bowel disease, and malignancy. Diagnosis is primarily clinical.
Amanda, Chiu +3 more
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Anal pressures in hemorrhoids and anal fissure
The American Journal of Surgery, 1977Maximal anal pressures have been measured after proctoscopy in 145 patients with hemorrhoids, 48 patients with anal fissure, and 78 asymptomatic control subjects. Anal pressures in patients with hemorrhoids (106 +/- 40 cm H2O) and anal fissure (130 +/- 43 cm H2O) were very significantly higher than those of controls (88 +/- 34 cm H2O) (P less than 0 ...
Y, Arabi +2 more
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Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1995
This study was designed to review a 20-year experience of the treatment of patients with anal fissure to identify possible etiologic factors and to explore effective preventative measures and the ideal treatment for this disease.From January 1972 to December 1991, 1,391 patients (700 males, 691 females; average age, 39 years) with chronic symptomatic ...
C, Oh, C M, Divino, R M, Steinhagen
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This study was designed to review a 20-year experience of the treatment of patients with anal fissure to identify possible etiologic factors and to explore effective preventative measures and the ideal treatment for this disease.From January 1972 to December 1991, 1,391 patients (700 males, 691 females; average age, 39 years) with chronic symptomatic ...
C, Oh, C M, Divino, R M, Steinhagen
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 1988
Fissure in ano is a simple condition that causes considerable discomfort. The acute forms should be treated by conservative nonsurgical regimens initially. If the patient finds the symptoms intolerable, or if the fissure demonstrates signs of chronicity, then lateral subcutaneous sphincterotomy is recommended as an ideal simple surgical procedure that ...
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Fissure in ano is a simple condition that causes considerable discomfort. The acute forms should be treated by conservative nonsurgical regimens initially. If the patient finds the symptoms intolerable, or if the fissure demonstrates signs of chronicity, then lateral subcutaneous sphincterotomy is recommended as an ideal simple surgical procedure that ...
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La Revue du praticien, 2020
Anal fissure. Anal fissure is a painful proctological disease that most often affects young patients equally in both sexes. It significantly worsens the quality of life and requires rapid care. The anal fissure is most often located in the posterior anal commissure and frequently surmounted by a skin tag which can hide it and wrongly carry the ...
Nadia, Fathallah +3 more
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Anal fissure. Anal fissure is a painful proctological disease that most often affects young patients equally in both sexes. It significantly worsens the quality of life and requires rapid care. The anal fissure is most often located in the posterior anal commissure and frequently surmounted by a skin tag which can hide it and wrongly carry the ...
Nadia, Fathallah +3 more
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