Antegrade continence enema treatment can lead to proximal colonic dilation while preserving motility in children with constipation

In brief

This study examines colonic function in pediatric patients undergoing antegrade continence enema (ACE) therapy for constipation, using manometry and imaging to assess motility patterns and anatomical changes. Findings reveal that ACE treatment may cause proximal colonic dilation without compromising underlying motility function.

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