Titlebook: Highlights in Coloproctology; Philip F. Schofield,N. Y. Haboubi,D. F. Martin Textbook 1993 Springer-Verlag London 1993 References.coloproc

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Small Bowel Obstruction, patients develop adhesions after operation but these are often protective; it is only in a minority of cases that obstruction occurs. He suggests that the reason for adhesion formation is minor local ischaemia. The two papers referred to indicate that extrinsic causes, whether adhesions or external

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Intestinal and Colorectal Injury,Cox (1984). indicated that the commonest cause of blunt abdominal injury was road traffic accident and it was often part of multiple injuries which required careful assessment and resuscitation. He indicated that liver and/or spleen were the most likely to suffer intraabdominal injury. Intestinal injury came next in order of frequency.

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Diverticular Disease,Diverticular disease most commonly is a disease of ageing. Slack (1962). pointed to the herniation of mucosa through points of weakness in the colonic wall. These weak areas are at the point of entry of the vasa recta en route to supply the mucosa and are between the taeniae coli.

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Disorders of the Pelvic Floor,Included in this group of diseases are the following: idiopathic (neurogenic) incontinence, rectal prolapse, solitary rectal ulcer syndrome and idiopathic perineal pain. These conditions may be associated with disorders of the levator ani muscle and/or the internal and external sphincter ani muscles.

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Malabsorption,bed. Normal absorption is reviewed by Hegart and Silk (1983). who discuss protein, iron and vitamin B.. Caspary (1986). and Heitlinger and Lebenthal (1988). review carbohydrate absorption and Glickman (1983). fat absorption.