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Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Tuina as an Adjuvant Therapy for Functional Constipation in Children. [PDF]
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Nature Reviews Disease Primers, 2017
Chronic constipation is a prevalent condition that severely impacts the quality of life of those affected. Several types of primary chronic constipation, which show substantial overlap, have been described, including normal-transit constipation, rectal evacuation disorders and slow-transit constipation.
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Chronic constipation is a prevalent condition that severely impacts the quality of life of those affected. Several types of primary chronic constipation, which show substantial overlap, have been described, including normal-transit constipation, rectal evacuation disorders and slow-transit constipation.
Michael Camilleri +2 more
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Nature Reviews Gastroenterology and Hepatology, 2011
Constipation in children is an often long-lasting pediatric functional gastrointestinal disorder with a worldwide prevalence varying between 0.7% and 29.6%, and estimated health-care costs of US$3.9 billion per year in the USA alone. The pathophysiology of childhood constipation is multifactorial and remains incompletely understood; however ...
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Constipation in children is an often long-lasting pediatric functional gastrointestinal disorder with a worldwide prevalence varying between 0.7% and 29.6%, and estimated health-care costs of US$3.9 billion per year in the USA alone. The pathophysiology of childhood constipation is multifactorial and remains incompletely understood; however ...
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Pediatrics In Review, 2020
Constipation in otherwise healthy infants and children is a common problem despite confusion about how to precisely define constipation and constipation-related disorders. Constipation may, rarely, be a sign or symptom of a more serious disease or a diagnosis defined only by its symptoms and without any structural or biochemical findings. In the latter
Neal S, LeLeiko +3 more
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Constipation in otherwise healthy infants and children is a common problem despite confusion about how to precisely define constipation and constipation-related disorders. Constipation may, rarely, be a sign or symptom of a more serious disease or a diagnosis defined only by its symptoms and without any structural or biochemical findings. In the latter
Neal S, LeLeiko +3 more
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Best Practice & Research Clinical Gastroenterology, 2007
Chronic constipation is a common disorder manifested by a variety of symptoms. Assessments of colonic transit and anorectal functions are used to categorize constipated patients into three groups, i.e., normal transit or irritable bowel syndrome, pelvic floor dysfunction (i.e., functional defaecatory disorders) and slow transit constipation.
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Chronic constipation is a common disorder manifested by a variety of symptoms. Assessments of colonic transit and anorectal functions are used to categorize constipated patients into three groups, i.e., normal transit or irritable bowel syndrome, pelvic floor dysfunction (i.e., functional defaecatory disorders) and slow transit constipation.
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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1981
Over a period of 30 years a total of 27 patients have been subjected to partial or complete colectomy and anastomosis for constipation. Patients fall into four groups: (i) functional constipation; (ii) adult megacolon; (iii) megasigmoid and (iv) persistent Hirschsprung's disease.
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Over a period of 30 years a total of 27 patients have been subjected to partial or complete colectomy and anastomosis for constipation. Patients fall into four groups: (i) functional constipation; (ii) adult megacolon; (iii) megasigmoid and (iv) persistent Hirschsprung's disease.
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Expert Opinion on Pharmacotherapy, 2010
Chronic constipation has a high prevalence, and current medical and pharmacological therapies do not restore normal bowel function in all patients.A PubMed search (1965 - 2009) using the following terms alone or in combination: prucalopride, 5-HT(4), R093877, safety, toxicity, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, transit, cardiac, hERG, arrhythmia ...
Michael, Camilleri, Annemie, Deiteren
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Chronic constipation has a high prevalence, and current medical and pharmacological therapies do not restore normal bowel function in all patients.A PubMed search (1965 - 2009) using the following terms alone or in combination: prucalopride, 5-HT(4), R093877, safety, toxicity, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, transit, cardiac, hERG, arrhythmia ...
Michael, Camilleri, Annemie, Deiteren
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Current Opinion in Pediatrics, 1994
Chronic constipation with or without fecal soiling remains an important cause of childhood morbidity. A number of articles have appeared in the past year to advance our understanding of the pathophysiology, treatment, and long-term outcome of functional constipation and to give us a new treatment approach for intractable constipation in children ...
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Chronic constipation with or without fecal soiling remains an important cause of childhood morbidity. A number of articles have appeared in the past year to advance our understanding of the pathophysiology, treatment, and long-term outcome of functional constipation and to give us a new treatment approach for intractable constipation in children ...
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1971
Constipation was present in 8.7% of 676 children (338 twin pairs). Monozygotic twins were concordant for constipation almost four times as frequently as dizygotic twins, indicating a genetic predisposition for constipation. Further evidence of the hereditary nature of constipation is shown by the family studies: the incidence of constipation in the ...
H, Bakwin, M, Davidson
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Constipation was present in 8.7% of 676 children (338 twin pairs). Monozygotic twins were concordant for constipation almost four times as frequently as dizygotic twins, indicating a genetic predisposition for constipation. Further evidence of the hereditary nature of constipation is shown by the family studies: the incidence of constipation in the ...
H, Bakwin, M, Davidson
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