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The Proctological Examination,toms and the proctological consultation. Likewise it is not uncommon, even at the present time, for patients to be subjected to a prolonged treatment for a proctological complaint without any prior local examination being made. This is why advanced lesions may sometimes be discovered at the specialist’s initial consultation.

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Ulcerative Colitis,m is involved in 98% of cases [88]. The disease may have its onset at any age but most commonly appears in the 2nd–4th decades [21]. Childhood onset of ulcerative colitis, seen in 25% of cases [20], implies a very poor prognosis [96].

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Symptomatology of Anorectal Diseases,hat they may be associated with a precise anatomic location to provide a basis for appropriate examinations and a reliable diagnosis. Even without a specific association with a particular location, numerous symptoms nevertheless suggest a probable site of origin. The proctologic history is therefore

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The Proctological Examination,ination in protological diagnosis. Although a proctological consultation may well represent a routine professional activity for the doctor, it is quite otherwise for the patient. He or she often finds a procedure of this kind difficult to cope with, particularly if it is the first time. There are va

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Microbiological Examinations,ed more frequently. The mechanical barrier of the mucosa seems to be essential for protection as, once there is a rupture and poor drainage, infection can readily occur. The anorectal region is not only exposed to fecal flora, but, since mankind has existed, also to sexually transmitted diseases. In

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