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Abstract

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ÀÇÇÏ°Ô ³ô¾Ò´Ù(p<0.001).
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Patients with hemorrhoid and anal fissure are considered to have
significantly
associated resting anal pressures than controls. These findings are used to support the
argument that operations such as manual dilatation of the anus and lateral internal
sphincterotomy will correct the primary abnormality and achieve long term pressure
reduction in anal canal. By selecting patients with high Pressure we hoped to define
those patients likely to benefit from manual dilatation of the anus and lateral internal
sphincterotomy.
Resting anal Pressure and voluntary maximal anal contraction pressure were stuied in
26 patients(23 male, 3 female) with hemorrhoid who have no previous treatment, in 10
patients(8 male, 2 female) with hemorrhoid who have previous injection therapy history,
in 13 patients(7 male, 6 female) who have had hemorrhoidectomy with lateral internal
sphincterectomy 3 months ago and 19(all male) asymptomatic control subjects in whom
the anal canal was considered normal on proctoscopy.
Pressure recordings were taken after proctoscopy in both patients and volunteer
controls. With the patient in the left lateral decubitus position both resting anal pressure
and maximum voluntary anal contraction pressure were recorded 10 cm from anal verge
using a water filled polyethylene catheter connected to a pressure measurement
transducer and a recording device, then the catheter was pulled a constant rate with a
mechanical pulling device.
The results were as follows:
1) The mean resting anal pressure in Patients with hemorrhoid, who halve no
Previous, treatment, (91¡¾23 mmHg) was very significantly higher than that of the
control subjects(62¡¾15 mmHg)(p< 0.001).
2) The mean maximum voluntary anal contraction pressure in patient with hemorrhoid,
who have no previous treatment, (136¡¾32 mmHg) was very significantly higher than
that of the control subjects(98¡¾28 mmHg)(p< 0.001).
3) The mean resting anal pressure(72¡¾17 mmHg) and mean maximum voluntary anal
contraction Pressure(125¡¾68 mmHg ) in patient with hemorrhoid with previous injection
therapy were not significantly different than those of control subjects.
4) The mean resting anal pressure in patient with previous hemorrhoidectomy and
lateral sphincterotomy (51¡¾13 mmHg) was significantly lower than that of the control
subjects(P<0.01). But the mean maximum voluntary anal contraction Pressure(97¡¾26
mmHg) was not significantly different than that of the control subjects.
The results suggested that it is nessary to measure anal pressure in patients with
hemorrhoid for the treatment and evaluation of therapeutic effect. And inappropriate
injection therapy should be avoided to prevent anal sphincter injury and anal stenosis.
The patients who had hemorrhoidectomy and lateral internal sphincterotomy revealed a
very significantly decreased resting anal pressure without incontinence and we could
measure an intact voluntary anal contraction pressure.

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Anal Pressure; Anal Sphincter; Hemorrhoids;

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