2010
DOI: 10.1590/s0101-98802010000100003
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Manometria Anorretal no Divertículo de Reto

Abstract: RESUMO: Divertículo localizado no reto é um achado excepcional, estimando-se que existam pouco mais de 50 casos publicados. A doença apresenta aspectos controversos, quanto a ser de origem congênita ou adquirida. Recentemente, distúrbios defecação vêm sendo relacionado à maior possibilidade do desenvolvimento da doença. Contudo, até a presente data, as alterações manométricas em portadores de divertículo do reto ainda não foram estudadas. Objetivo: O objetivo do presente estudo é demonstrar os resultados de es… Show more

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“…Mean depth found in our study was 2.8 cm, while the anal margin distance was 6.8 cm. Although the measurements obtained through visual estimates in endoscopic exams are not the gold standard and usually underestimate the real dimensions of findings, our data were similar to measurements found through anorectal manometry in the studies conducted by Martinez et al 6 and Gopalswamy et al…”
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“…Mean depth found in our study was 2.8 cm, while the anal margin distance was 6.8 cm. Although the measurements obtained through visual estimates in endoscopic exams are not the gold standard and usually underestimate the real dimensions of findings, our data were similar to measurements found through anorectal manometry in the studies conducted by Martinez et al 6 and Gopalswamy et al…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…Other series showed prevalence of 2 to 2.4% in patients with colonic diverticulosis 4,5 . The first study reporting rectal diverticula was published in 1911 and, since then, around 50 cases only have been described worldwide, according to recent estimates 6,7 . Inquiries were performed by the authors of this study in scientific studies from the following electronic libraries: SciELO, PubMed/MEDLINE, Biblioteca Virtual em Saúde (BVS) and Google Scholar, using the terms "diverticula", "diverticulum", "diverticulosis", "diverticulitis", "rectum", "rectal", "colorectal surgery" and "colonoscopy".…”
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