[PDF] Top 20 A Study on Etiological Factors and Outcome of Rectal Prolapse

... that rectal prolapse was an intussusception of the colon – a view that was the precursor of the modern ...that prolapse was originally a sliding perineal hernia, based on the observation that many ... See full document

... a study with 109 ...for rectal prolapse [30]. The aim of this study was to assess the mid-term outcome with regard to functional outcome, morbidity and recurrence ... See full document

... Introduction: Rectal prolapse is a relatively common, usually self-limiting illness in ...persistent rectal prolapse ...clinical study for the outcome of laparoscopic rectopexy ... See full document

... perioperative outcome of patients with complete rectal prolapse from the Ameri- can College of Surgeon National Surgical Quality Im- provement Program (NSQIP) to determine the safety of different ... See full document

... Background: Acute encephalitis is the clinical diagnosis of children with acute onset of symptoms and signs of inflammatory lesions in the brain. It must be diagnosed promptly for saving life and preserving brain ... See full document

... Gender had no statistical significance to time of development of VAP. 90.48% who were re-intubated were developed Late VAP whereas only 9.52% developed Early VAP. Re-intubation and duration of Mechanical ventilation were ... See full document

... multicentre study including 1 494 patients with rectal cancer ...randomized study is ...unicentre study with 811 patients ...that study, follow up was 20 years. A follow up of the ... See full document

... or prolapse of the intervertebral disc, decrease in the intervertebral space, sacralization of vertebra and nd surgical ...prevention factors responsible for the disease It was a hospital based ... See full document

... and outcome as a result of different environment and host (genetic) ...present study was carried out to determine the etiological profile and outcome of ALF in Kashmir (North India), an ... See full document

... in rectal cancer should be to develop a range of multidisciplinary treatment strategies that can be tailored to the requirements of individual patients, taking into consideration disease factors and patient ... See full document

... this study of 30 patients , 40 % patients had decreased intake of dietary fibre , 80 % patients had meat consumption as a risk factor, ...– rectal cancers ... See full document

... explained rectal prolapse is in the heading of gudabhramsha 5 ...causative factors for the ...the rectal mucosa leading to pain which in-turn lead to constipation This constipation again a ... See full document

... the prolapse was performed with Allis forceps, a circular incision in the rectal mucosa 1-2 cm above the pectinate line and all layers of the prolapsed rectum were dissected until reaching the mesocolon ... See full document

... present study, demographically it was observed that maximum number of patients ...present study majority of male patients were asso- ciated with faulty dietary habits and lifestyle, exposed to pollutants ... See full document

... wall prolapse. Their primary outcome measure was a composite of anatomical and subjective endpoints, and they reported superior success with TVM ...apical prolapse reported an anatomic cure rate of ... See full document

... this study was female ...a study about the need for mesh fixation and sufficient overlap of the defect by the ...this study they described a modified technique based upon a newly developed mesh with ... See full document

... Anatomical variations (differences in the size, shape or position of the facial processes), based possibly on ethnic or other factors, may predispose to the problem of lip formation. Where the size of the facial ... See full document

... It is possible that this therapy alone could have resulted in total cure in all our patients had they all of them remained compliant to the therapy or the therapy would have con- tinued for a fairly long period. This is ... See full document

... pathological factors which aggravate physiogical jaundice by adding to the bilirubin load and risk of bilirubin encephalopathy are maternal factors such as Rh incompatibility or ABO incompatibility, and ... See full document

... The other major cause of epistaxis was hypertension. Hypertension was a major etiological factor in studies conducted by Juselius (47.3%), Monjas et al (56%), and Varshney et al (31.8%) also, pointing to the rise ... See full document