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Shpincterolysis Treatment
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What is shincterolysis?
In this procedure with help of instrument known as anotome, spastic muscle fibres of internal sphincter are broken at 3 o clock position with thumb pressure. Thus pain less, scar less procedure done for fissure in ano.
Why it is useful in chronic fissure?
In chronic fissure due constant trauma to fissure bad and spam internal sphincter muscles develops spasticity. Because of increased spasm, resting tone of canal is increased. Due to this vascularity decrease in fissure bed and this further cause non healing of fissure ulcer. So by this procedure resting tone is decreased and vascularity is increased. This will further help healing of fissure ulcer.
How it is superior then other procedure?
Other procedures for chronic fissure are....
1)...Lord's dilatation
- Four finger dilation (not more than 4 cm diameter) rather than six finger
- Disadvantage of this method is then due to uncontrolled dilatation also cause stretching of external sphincter muscle → can cause partial or complete incontinence
2)...Sphincterotomy
- Surgical cutting of internal sphincter muscle either by open method or close method
- Disadvantage
- Sometimes causes severe bleeding during procedure
- Post op wound infection may lead to abscess
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Rectal Prolapse Treatment
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Rectal prolapse occurs when part of the large intestine's lowest section (rectum) slips outside the muscular opening at the end of the digestive tract (anus). The prolapsed rectum can cause fecal incontinence. Surgery is usually needed to treat rectal prolapse.
causes
- Chronic constipation or chronic diarrhea chronic constipation defined as infrequent stools or severe straining is present in over 30-67% of patients and an additional 15% experience diarrhea.2,3,4 .
- Long-term history of straining during bowel movements.
- Older age...Woman aged 50 and older are six times as likely as men to present with rectal prolapse. The peak age of incidence is the seventh decade in women, whereas the relatively few men afflicted with the problem may develop prolapse at the age of 40 or less. .
- Weakening of the sphincter. ...
- Prior injury to the or pelvic areas either accidental or due to previous surgery like for piles or fistula...
Damage to nerves. . Pudendal nerve damage can result from direct trauma (obstetric injury), chronic diseases such as diabetes, from neoplastic processes causing sacral nerve root damage, and from back injury or surgery...
- Other diseases, conditions, and infections.
The symptoms of a prolapsed rectum are similar to those of hemorrhoids; however, rectal prolapse originates higher in the body than hemorrhoids do. A person with a prolapsed rectum may feel tissue protruding from the anus and experience the following symptoms:
- Pain during bowel movements
- Mucus or blood discharge from the protruding tissue
- Fecal incontinence (inability to control bowel movements)
- Loss of urge to defecate (mostly with larger prolapses)
- Awareness of something protruding upon wiping
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Difference between prolapse and hemorrhoids
A common pitfall in the diagnosis of rectal prolapse is the potential for confusion with prolapsed incarcerated internal hemorrhoids Prolapsed, incarcerated hemorrhoids produce extreme pain. and can be accompanied by fever and urinary retention.
Unless incarcerated, rectal prolapse is easily reducible and painless.
Investigation
In case of rectal prolapse it is very much of clinical diagnosis. But it shouls always necessory to look out for other patholpgy that may be cause for this
Proctoscopy/sigmoidoscopy/colonoscopyThese may reveal congestion and edema (swelling) of the distal rectal mucosa, and in 10-15% of cases there may be a solitary rectal ulcer on the anterior rectal wall. Localized inflammation or ulceration can be biopsied, and may lead to a diagnosis of SRUS or colitis cystica profunda. Rarely, a neoplasm (tumour) may form on the leading edge of the intussusceptum. In addition, patients are frequently elderly and therefore have increased incidence of colorectal cancer. Full length colonoscopy is usually carried out in adults prior to any surgical intervention These investigations may be used with contrast media (barium enema) which may show the associated mucosal abnormalities
VideodefecographyThis investigation is used to diagnose internal intussusception, or demonstrate a suspected external prolapse that could not be produced during the examination. It is usually not necessary with obvious external rectal prolapse. Defecographymay demonstrate associated conditions like cystocele, vaginal vault prolapse or enterocele.
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Piles Surgery Treatment
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What is drawback of routine piles surgery?
When patient come to know that he/she is suffering from piles disease and need surgery, next thing come to mind is post operative status in which there is too much pain, have to avoid sitting, frequent visits to clinic for painful dressing, may suffer from inability to hold stool or air...and many more..
- Haemorrhoidectomy...
In this conventional surgery enlarged piles are excised and leaves painful wound needs many days to heal along with other difficulties mentioned as above...
- Stapler surgery....
In this surgery strip of mucosa removed from rectum so prolapsed piles pulled up to fit in defect created by mucosa excision. This is as such painless surgery but carried high risk of surgical complication like wound dehiscence which leads to massive blood loss and can create life threatening condition. It also carries high risk of recurrence. More over its application is banned in some countries like U.S.A...
3)... DGHL(Doppler guided surgery)
In this surgery blood vessels supplying blood to piles are identified and ligated. But this surgery has high recurrence rate because all blood vessels cannot ligated as tiny vessels escaped. More over it also not taking proper care for prolapsed.
What is newer painless piles surgery?
In this surgery two sutures line taken in rectum to fix prolapsed piles mucosa at its original place and to occlude blood supply to pile. As surgery is done in painless area so it is painless surgery and no need to cut piles so leaves no wound requiring dressing. This wound less surgery also gives advantage to continue your routine work from very next day as sitting is possible from very next day.
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