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Ostruita defecazione (OD) e patologie correlate: rettocele, prolasso mucoso interno e intussuscezione rettale,discinesia addomino-pelvica, ulcera solitaria del retto

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Si tratta indubbiamente di un tema attuale. Le cose sono infatti molto cambiate rispetto al passato recente, visto che 25 anni fa la chirurgia del rettocele la facevano per lo più i ginecologi e il termine „ostruita defecazione“ lo usavano solo i superspecialisti. I chirurghi e i gastroenterologi poco si occupavano del muscolo puborettale e soltanto qualche radiologo faceva la defecografia.

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Pescatori, M. (2011). Ostruita defecazione (OD) e patologie correlate: rettocele, prolasso mucoso interno e intussuscezione rettale,discinesia addomino-pelvica, ulcera solitaria del retto. In: Prevenzione e trattamento delle complicanze in chirurgia proctologica. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-2062-7_8

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