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Faecal incontinence in men
D. Christoforidis
, L. Bordeianou
,
T. H. Rockwood
, A. C. Lowry
, S. Parker
, A. F. Mellgren
Health Policy and Management
Surgery
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Keyphrases
Fecal Incontinence
100%
Treatment Outcome
28%
Male Patients
28%
External Sphincter
28%
Resting Blood Pressure
28%
Squeeze Pressure
28%
Intrinsic Sphincter Deficiency
28%
Etiology
14%
Prostate Radiotherapy
14%
Quality of Life
14%
Female Patients
14%
Quality of Life Impact
14%
Pelvic Floor
14%
Spinal Injury
14%
Symptom Improvement
14%
SF-36 Score
14%
Complete Resolution
14%
Fecal Incontinence Severity Index
14%
Anatomical Features
14%
Sphincter Repair
14%
Physiological Features
14%
Fecal Incontinence Quality of Life
14%
Symptom Resolution
14%
Quality of Life Score
14%
Perianal Surgery
14%
Medicine and Dentistry
Feces Incontinence
100%
Quality of Life
44%
Sphincter
44%
Treatment Outcome
22%
Prostate Cancer
11%
Cancer Therapy
11%
Pelvic Floor
11%
Spine Injury
11%
Short Form 36
11%
Etiology
11%
Median Follow Up
11%
Nursing and Health Professions
Feces Incontinence
100%
Quality of Life
44%
Treatment Outcome
22%
Female Patient
11%
Cancer Therapy
11%
Prostate Cancer
11%
Short Form 36
11%
Spine Injury
11%
Etiology
11%