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Proktologische Diagnostik: Proktoskopie, Rektoskopie und Endosonografie

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Proktologische Diagnostik

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Eine endoskopische Diagnostik (Proktoskopie, Rektoskopie) ist bei allen proktologischen Patienten durchzuführen, bei denen der Verdacht auf eine organische oder funktionelle Erkrankung des Rektums oder des Analkanals besteht. Somit kann sich die Indikation zur Endoskopie aus der Anamnese des Patienten ergeben (z. B. Blutung, Schmerzen, Entleerungsstörung, etc.) oder aus Auffälligkeiten der vorangegangenen digital-rektalen Untersuchung (z. B. Palpation eines Tumors). Die anale oder rektale Endosonografie ist Bestandteil der erweiterterten proktologischen Diagnostik. Hauptindikationen stellen neben dem Staging (Rektumkarzinom) die Abszess- und Fisteldiagnostik sowie der Ausschluss bzw. Nachweis eines Sphinkterdefekts bei der Abklärung einer Stuhlinkontinenz dar.

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Reibetanz, J., Isbert, C. (2016). Proktologische Diagnostik: Proktoskopie, Rektoskopie und Endosonografie. In: Schwandner, O. (eds) Proktologische Diagnostik. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-47262-0_2

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