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Clinical Application of Anorectal Manometry
Gastroenterology Clinics of North America, 1987Anal sphincter manometry provides an objective assessment of one aspect of the anorectal sphincter mechanism. It provides a far more reliable indicator of anal sphincter tone than can be achieved by digital examination. The relative contribution of the voluntary and involuntary components can be assessed, and the integrity of reflex inhibition to ...
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Anorectal Manometry: Techniques and Clinical Applications
Southern Medical Journal, 1993Anorectal manometry has gained wide acceptance as a helpful method to objectively assess the apparatus of defecation provided by the anorectal sphincter. The standard manometric evaluation enables measurement of resting and squeeze pressures, as well as of the length of the functional anal canal (high pressure zone [HPZ]).
J M, Jorge, S D, Wexner
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A simple method of anorectal manometry
Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1983Anorectal manometry is usually performed with an open-tipped tube or a closed balloon system. To overcome the well known measurement problems and errors associated with fluid-filled catheter systems and balloons, a pressure tranducer was used to perform anorectal manometry.
W R, Schouten, T J, van Vroonhoven
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Anorectal Testing: Defecography and Anorectal Manometry
2007There are many tests of anorectal function and a recent review identifies the capabilities of these various tests and techniques, and provides some direction for their use in patients with the common conditions of fecal incontinence, constipation and anorectal pain [1].
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Repeated measurements in anorectal manometry
Neurogastroenterology & Motility, 2021Yoav Mazor +2 more
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Anorectal manometry in children
Pediatrie pro praxi, 2020Ivana Slívová, Peter Ihnát
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