'Anal incontinence' diaporamas de présentation

PUERPERIUM, LACTATION AND POSTNATAL CARE

PUERPERIUM, LACTATION AND POSTNATAL CARE. Dr. Muhabat Salih Saeid MRCOG, London-UK. DEFINITION. It is the period following childbirth during which the body tissues revert back to the pre-pregnant state both anatomically and physiologically. Involution puerpera. PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES.

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Perianal suppuration anal abscess-fistula

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Can Pelvic Floor Dysfunction be Managed Surgically?

Can Pelvic Floor Dysfunction be Managed Surgically?. Educational Objectives. At the end of this presentation the surgeon will be able to list and compare success rates for the surgical treatment of pelvic floor dysfunction.

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LABOR & DELIVERY

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Anorectal anatomy and physiology

Anorectal anatomy and physiology. Surgical anal canal ? 5 cm up to the Anorectal ring Anatomic anal canal ? 3 cm up to the dentate line. The rectum. 1/3 division Peritoneal coverage Valves of Houston Anorectal angle

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Fistulotomy and Setons

Fistulotomy and Setons. Mr Graham Williams Consultant Colorectal Surgeon Royal Wolverhampton Hospitals NHS Trust. Surgical Treatment of Anal Fistulas. Anal Fistula. Eradicate fistula Maintain continence. Aims of Surgical Treatment. Anal Fistula Surgery Results of Fistulotomy.

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UOG Journal Club: March 201 9

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