Toshio Harumatsu
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Multivariable logistic analysis shows that the associated anomaly of sacral agenesis independently increases the risk of defecation problems in persistent cloaca patients.
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The age at anorectoplasty of patients with defecation problems was significantly younger compared to patients without defecation problems.
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Toshio Harumatsu, MD, PhD - Best of the Best in Pediatric Surgery 2024
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A total of 213 persistent cloaca patients who responded to a questionnaire were enrolled in the study.
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The age at anorectoplasty of patients with defecation problems was significantly younger compared to patients without defecation problems.
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Multivariable logistic analysis shows that the associated anomaly of sacral agenesis independently increases the risk of defecation problems in persistent cloaca patients.
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Persistent cloaca patients who underwent oral administration of laxatives and antegrade continence enema independently had defecation problems.
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A multi-variable logistic analysis shows that the associated anomaly of sacral agenesis independently increase the risk of defecation problems.
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We can do, uh, Uh, regularly took laxatives and, uh, uh, regularly enema is a, uh, Good way to get a good bowel function.
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Regular laxatives and regular enema are good ways to achieve good bowel function in persistent cloaca patients with sacral agenesis.
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Toshio Harumatsu, MD, PhD - Best of the Best in Pediatric Surgery 2024
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Toshio Harumatsu summarizing a resource: Sacral agenesis has been reported as an anomaly associated with bowel function, and in cases with imperforate anus, bowel management was less effective.
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