The change over time in the postoperative bowel function in male anorectal malformation patients who underwent sacroperineal anorectoplasty and sacroabdominoperineal anorectoplasty.
The change over time in the postoperative bowel function in male anorectal malformation patients who underwent sacroperineal anorectoplasty and sacroabdominoperineal anorectoplasty.
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男性肛门直肠畸形患者行骶会阴肛门直肠成形术和骶腹会阴肛门直肠成形术术后肠功能随时间的变化。
DOI:
10.1007/s00383-019-04540-y
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
Ieiri S.
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作者:
Harumatsu T;Murakami M;Yano K;Onishi S;Yamada K;Yamada W;Masuya R;Kawano T;Machigashira S;Nakame K;Mukai M;Kaji T;Ieiri S.
PurposeMany kinds of operative procedures have been proposed for anorectal malformation (ARM) patients. At our institution, sacroperineal or sacroabdominoperineal anorectoplasty (SP-SAP) have been performed from 1984 to 2007. The aim of this study is clarify the change over the time in the postoperative bowel function in male ARM patients.MethodsPatient data were collected from 1984 to 2007. Fifty-two male patients with high- and intermediate-type ARM were enrolled. The patients’ characteristics and bowel function were reviewed and analyzed retrospectively. The bowel function was evaluated according to the evacuation score (ES) of the Japan Society of ARM Study Group.ResultsThe operative procedures were SP-SAP in 52 male patients. The total ES improved chronologically and significantly until 11 years of age. Regarding the clinical stratification of the ES, the ratio of “excellent” and “good” results was over 91.9% at 11 years of age. A satisfactory bowel movement score was achieved by 9 years of age. The constipation, incontinence and soiling scores improved slowly but continuously until 11 years of age.ConclusionThe ES showed continuous improvement after a definitive operation. An understanding of the characteristics of improvement is very important in managing the postoperative bowel function in ARM patients.