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Journal of the Korean Society of Coloproctology
1997 Volume.13 No. 4 p.591 ~ p.595
Defecographic Findings in Patients with Fecal Incontinence
Park Hyo-Jin

Jung Jun-Geon
Ji Hoon
Shin Jae-Ho
Lee Sang-In
Park In-Suh
Abstract
We performed this study to investigate defecographic findings in patients with fecal incontinence and to compare these findings with age-matched asymptomatic controls. Twenty patients with fecal incontinence and 20 asymptomatic subjects were included. Videodefecography and pelvic electrophysiologic test were performed. There were no significant differences on the presence of rectal wall changes such as rectocele, mucosal prolapse, or incomplete evacuation, but intussusception was more common in patients group. The anorectal angle were 112.8¡¾16.2¡Æ, 93.0¡¾15.0¡Æ, 118.8¡¾16.3¡Æ at resting, squeezing, and straining, respectively in controls, whereas 121.5¡¾20.8¡Æ, 110.8¡¾22.2¡Æ, 132.0¡¾21.1¡Æ, respectively in patients group. There were significant differences of anorectal angle at squeezing and straining in patients group compared with controls(p< 0.05). Perineal descent was significantly decreased at squeezing in patients group
compared with controls(p<0.05). Anal canal width was signi(icantly widened in patients group compared with controls(p<0.05). There were no differences in various defecographic parameters depending on the presence of pudendal neuropathy. In conclusion, defecographic findings in fecal incontinence showed more obtuse anorectal angle, poorer perineal descent at squeezing, and widening of anal canal.
KEYWORD
Defecography, Fecal Incontinence
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