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Complications of Proctoscopy and Irrigoscopy
, 1969 One of the most tragic experiences in medical practice is the case where dangerous and perhaps fatal injuries arise from an examination. Fortunately, injuries resulting from proctoscopy and contrast enema are rare, but not as rare as the literature would seem to indicate.
P. A. Haas
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International Journal of Radiation Oncology Biology Physics, 2013 Purpose: To determine whether acute radiation-proctitis, diagnosed by proctoscopy after radiationtherapy for prostate cancer, can predict late clinical proctitis.Methods and Materials: A prospective study of 130 patients who underwent external ...
Giuseppe Verlato
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Reasons for incomplete proctoscopy
Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1969About one of four patients could not be proctoscoped 20 cm or more. Psychologic factors, normal anatomic variations, or pathologic lesions prevented complete proctoscopy in 277 of 1,113 cases. Incomplete proctoscopy for other than organic reasons may be reduced by letting the patient know what to expect and by advising him that the examination can be ...
M, Salazar, R J, Jackman
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Determination of the Peritoneal Reflection Using Intraoperative Proctoscopy
Diseases of the Colon and Rectum, 2004 Eric G. Belzer +3 more
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Colonoscopy, Proctoscopy, and Ileoscopy
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 2001Colonoscopy and proctoscopy are primarily performed on dogs and cats with signs of chronic large bowel or rectal disease, and ileoscopy is typically performed in patients with signs of either large or small bowel disease. These techniques should not be used indiscriminately but only on animals that have a reasonable chance to benefit from their use ...
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