The importance of anorectal physiology tests in clinical diagnosis and treatment

The Importance of Anorectal Physiology Tests In Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment Despite innovations in pelvic floor and anal incontinence that have been continuously improving in recent years, there is still a socioeconomic and medical problem in the world and in our country. In particular, the effects of anorectal physiology tests increasing in frequency of diagnosis are gradually increasing. In this study, 240 patients who applied for pelvic floor diseases and anal inkontinance between January 2015 and August 2017 were evaluated retrospectively in Balcalı Hospital General Surgery Departmant of Çukurova University Faculty of medicine. A comparison of the treatment effects of the anorectal physiology tests used during the diagnostic phase with the literature was planned. In the evaluations of the patients, the physiological findings, the wexner scores, the systemic disease story, the normal vaginal birth count, the birth trauma, the episiotomy epiglottis, the proctologic and pelvic floor disease episodes, and the incontinence score, Wexner incontinence scoring system were used. Patients were divided into three groups: peroperative and postoperative, obstructive defecation syndrome, and anal incontinence. The rates of Anorectal manometry, Endoanalusg, Defakografi, EMG were evaluated in these patient groups and the place of these tests in the treatment was determined. The anorectal physiology test we found that the cause of the illness in the patients was better illuminated and the treatment plan was made more accurate.