DELORME TRANSRECTAL EXCISION FOR INTERNAL RECTAL PROLAPSE - PATIENT SELECTION, TECHNIQUE, AND 3-YEAR FOLLOW-UP
DELORME TRANSRECTAL EXCISION FOR INTERNAL RECTAL PROLAPSE - PATIENT SELECTION, TECHNIQUE, AND 3-YEAR FOLLOW-UP
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DOI:
10.1007/bf02052209
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发表时间:
1990-07-01
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
RABELER, MB
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作者:
BERMAN, IR;HARRIS, MS;RABELER, MB
Surgical therapy of functional outlet obstruction in patients with internal rectal intussusception may include abdominal, perineal, or transrectal procedures. Because abdominal procedures often result in significant physiologic impact but unrelieved constipation, the authors have elected Delorme's transrectal excision for management of these patients. Since a short-term “placebo” effect attends many therapies, this report describes results of transrectal excision only after a threeyear postoperative period. Delorme's transrectal excision of internal intussusception accomplished sustained symptomatic relief in over 70 percent of otherwise refractory constipated patients. The association of internal intussusception with other abnormalities underscores the importance of defining both anatomic and functional components when selecting patients whose constipation may require surgical therapy. Critical technical elements, surgical pitfalls, and potential complications of the procedure are discussed.