International journal of surgery case reports · 2014
A rare condition of anorectal dysfunction in a patient with multiple sclerosis: Coexistence of faecal incontinence and mechanical constipation: Report of case.
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Dandin Özgür, Akpak Yaşam Kemal, Karakaş Dursun Özgür, Hazer Batuhan, Ergin Tuncer, Dandinoğlu Taner, Teomete Uygar
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INTRODUCTION: Multiple sclerosis is a chronic demyelinating neurological disease and causing a variety of neurological symptoms, including discomfort of anorectal function. Constipation and faecal incontinence present as anorectal dysfunction in MS and anal manometry, colonic transit time, electromyography, and defecography can be used for assessment.
PRESENTATION OF CASE: We presented a thirty-three years old woman with rare condition of anorectal dysfunction in multiple sclerosis. Anal manometry, defecography were done, and synchronously anal incontinence and mechanical constipation due to rectocele and anismus were detected in this patient.
DISCUSSION: Although anal incontinence and constipation are seen often in patients with multiple sclerosis, in the literature, coexistence of animus, rectocele and anal incontinence are quite rare.
CONCLUSION: Defecography and anal manometry are useful diagnostic methods for demonstration of anorectal dysfuntions in patients with MS.
PRESENTATION OF CASE: We presented a thirty-three years old woman with rare condition of anorectal dysfunction in multiple sclerosis. Anal manometry, defecography were done, and synchronously anal incontinence and mechanical constipation due to rectocele and anismus were detected in this patient.
DISCUSSION: Although anal incontinence and constipation are seen often in patients with multiple sclerosis, in the literature, coexistence of animus, rectocele and anal incontinence are quite rare.
CONCLUSION: Defecography and anal manometry are useful diagnostic methods for demonstration of anorectal dysfuntions in patients with MS.